AMD further strengthens its technological position in markets that demand both high performance and reliability with mid-range FPGAs that deliver high bandwidth, real-time performance, and long-term reliability.

AMD unveiled its second-generation 'Kintex UltraScale+ Gen 2' FPGA product line, a new mid-range FPGA product aimed at intelligent, high-performance systems, on the 5th.

This product provides a next-level design experience focused on data-intensive and real-time processing-demanding fields such as broadcasting, medical, industrial automation, and test and measurement.

The second-generation Kintex UltraScale+ FPGAs build on the proven architecture of the existing Kintex portfolio by modernizing the memory, I/O, and security structures.

It supports high-density media workflows such as 4K/8K AV-over-IP, multi-streaming capture, and frame-by-frame transmission through high-speed transceivers and PCIe Gen4, and its improved memory bandwidth enables high throughput and precise timing control even in semiconductor test and measurement environments.

In particular, the integrated LPDDR4X/5/5X memory controller can respond to increasing data transmission demands while strictly managing latency and power efficiency.

Up to 5 times more fragrance than previous generationIncreased memory bandwidth and increased channel density per PCIe interface set new performance standards in the mid-range FPGA market.

Security and long-term availability have also been enhanced.

It has built-in advanced security features such as bitstream encryption, hardware anti-cloning, secure key management, and CNSA 2.0 encryption, and guarantees product availability until 2045, making it suitable for long-term operation systems such as industrial, medical, and broadcasting.

The development environment also maintains design continuity by utilizing proven tools such as AMD Vivado and Vitis.

AMD plans to begin providing development tool simulation support in Q3 2026, sampling and evaluation kits in Q4 2026, and mass production in the first half of 2027.