Lattice Semiconductor, a leader in low-power programmable solutions, today announced new low-power, high-performance FPGAs that enable a new era of innovation from the edge to the cloud.

Lattice announced at a press conference on the 12th that it had recently announced several new hardware and software solutions at the Lattice Developers Conference.

In particular, the company recently launched the Lattice Avant™-G and Lattice Avant™-X, which are based on the Lattice Avant™ platform, a mid-range FPGA.

These products are designed for general-purpose and advanced connectivity applications, respectively.

Avant-G, a general-purpose FPGA, is designed to meet customers' diverse needs by providing seamless, flexible interface bridging and compute optimized for system expansion.

Lattice Avant-G devices deliver best-in-class signal processing and AI, flexible I/O to support a variety of system interfaces, and a dedicated 2,400 Mbps LPDDR4 memory interface.

Avant-X, an advanced connectivity FPGA, addresses customer requirements for signal aggregation and high throughput. It is designed to deliver high bandwidth and security with a feature set that satisfies.

Lattice Avant-X devices deliver up to 1 terabit per second (1 Tbps) of aggregate system bandwidth, a PCIe® Gen 4 controller with hard DMA, and a security engine that encrypts user data in motion with quantum cryptography.

The Avant-G and Avant-X FPGA families deliver power efficiency, advanced connectivity, and optimized computing for mid-range applications in the communications, computing, industrial, and automotive markets.

Lee Ki-hoon, Lattice Vice President in charge of today's announcement, said that Avant FPGAs are designed with power efficiency and optimized computing in mind, and that compared to the previous Nexus platform, they support five times the capacity, have 10 times the bandwidth, and show 30 times faster performance.

It was also mentioned that the product is suitable for low-power, high-performance, and small devices, with 2.5 times lower power consumption, 2 times faster speed, and 6 times smaller package compared to other products.

In addition, it was reported that the software functions were strengthened by supporting various tools.

Lattice's solution stack is designed to accelerate customers' development and time-to-market by providing hardware, software, and IP toolkits that meet their application requirements.

This time, we announced updates to four solution stacks: Lattice sensAI™ for AI, Lattice mVision™ for embedded vision, Lattice Sentry™ for security, and Lattice Automate™ for factory automation.

Also included are major updates to Lattice Propel™ and Lattice Radiant™, including the new Lattice Avant-G and AvaThis includes full support for the nt-X FPGA family, enhancements to Radiant's ease of use and scripting capabilities, and an expansion of the IP portfolio available in Propel.

This update includes performance improvements through an upgraded accelerator engine, expanded IP and reference designs, enhanced security features, and support for more industry standards.

Along with this, the story of strengthening edge AI mentioned at the developer conference was also covered.

Lattice has introduced a new reference sensor bridging design using the NVIDIA Jetson Orin and IGX Orin platforms to accelerate the development of edge AI applications.

Based on power-efficient Lattice FPGAs and NVIDIA Orin, this open-source reference board is designed to address developer needs for connectivity to a variety of sensors and interfaces, design scalability, and low latency when designing high-performance edge AI applications for healthcare, robotics, and embedded vision.

Through this collaboration with NVIDIA, Lattice will further expand the open-source developer community by improving the efficiency of connecting sensors to edge AI computing applications.