by sh-fpga-us3r | Oct 1, 2026 | Issue 5
Adam Taylor, Founder, Adiuvo Engineering & Training AI is a subject that seems to generate controversy in FPGA design, but it’s already crept into most aspects of engineering. It’s here, and we need to think seriously about how to use it. So imagine for a moment...
by sh-fpga-us3r | Oct 1, 2026 | Issue 5
The results of the UK FPGA Engineer Salary Survey 2026 Matt Hilbert, Editor, FPGA Horizons Journal Trying to find out how much FPGA engineers are paid – or should be paid – can be puzzling. Visit the usual suspects like Indeed, SalaryExpert or Glassdoor and they all...
by sh-fpga-us3r | Oct 1, 2026 | Issue 5
Adam Taylor, Founder, Adiuvo Engineering Simulation used to be the final word in FPGA functional verification. It proved a design was functionally correct before hardware entered the picture. That was then. Modern FPGA systems are complex, and functional simulation...
by sh-fpga-us3r | Oct 1, 2026 | Issue 5
Reducing engineering uncertainty through simulation, prototyping, and continuous verification Stephen V. Chavez, Principal Technical Product Marketing Manager, Siemens EDA, and Chairman, PCEA Every FPGA project begins with uncertainty. Before the first line of RTL is...
by sh-fpga-us3r | Oct 1, 2026 | Issue 5
Tomas Chester, Hardware Designer and Founder, Chester Electronic Design With FPGAs evolving toward smaller, tighter BGA packages, PCB breakout strategies are becoming more complex. As physical silicon sizes decrease, operational speeds increase, which has the direct...
