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Concurrent EDA, LLC

Concurrent EDA, LLC specializes in high-performance FPGA designs, offering comprehensive design services and IP cores across a range of applications. With a focus on converting software algorithms into optimized FPGA hardware, Concurrent EDA caters to diverse areas including image processing, networking, and security. As a U.S. distributor for Trenz Electronic and SoC-e, the company also provides advanced FPGA modules and high-performance networking IP cores. Their expertise extends to the rapid synthesis of software into FPGA designs, ensuring effective solutions are delivered for real-time applications. Delving into security and networking, Concurrent EDA provides robust cybersecurity IP cores and networking solutions like high-availability Ethernet switches and time-sensitive networking cores. Their Synchronization Cores offer precision timing solutions critical to an array of industrial applications. By consistently integrating cutting-edge technologies, Concurrent EDA remains at the forefront of the semiconductor industry. The company also offers a suite of FPGA modules and starter kits that simplify the integration process for different applications such as robotics and machine vision. These modules, combined with their tantalizing range of IP cores, provide a versatile and efficient solution to meet complex design needs. Complementing their hardware offerings, Concurrent EDA's engineering team supports customization and accelerates time-to-market through tailored solutions. Read more

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Networking Cores Managed Ethernet Switch

This IP core provides a managed Ethernet switch solution that supports the seamless integration of high-volume communication. Designed to meet the demands of modern networked environments, this core ensures reliable data delivery across multiple ports. With robust redundancy mechanisms, it is ideal for industrial applications where network resilience is key. The core is engineered for efficient packet processing and supports protocols necessary for maintaining uninterrupted communication even under failure conditions. Enhanced with multi-layer switching capabilities, this IP core is a definitive solution for complex networking needs.

Concurrent EDA, LLC
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TSMC
130nm, 180nm
Ethernet
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Synchronization Cores MultiSync Core

The MultiSync Core is a comprehensive synchronization solution that delivers precise timing needed in high-performance applications. It's built to support complex, distributed systems requiring synchronized operations, ensuring minimal latency and interference. This core incorporates industry-standard synchronization protocols and can synchronize a variety of networked devices, making it ideal for telecommunications and broadcast systems. Additionally, its flexible architecture allows it to be adapted to unique system requirements, providing ultimate control over timing networks.

Concurrent EDA, LLC
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Tower
55nm, 90nm
IEEE1588
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