Want to share your insights?
If you have a fascinating technical story to tell, we would love to hear about it. Tech Talks at FPGA Horizons London 2026 are now finalised, but we welcome submissions for future opportunities, including US 2027.
Submissions opening soon
Tech Talk guidelines:
- Stay Technical. Stay Relevant
- Focus on engineering challenges, solutions, and lessons learned
- Avoid product pitches, feature lists, or sales slides
- Including your company is fine, but frame it in terms of real-world applications or case studies
- What will attendees learn from this talk?
- What can they do differently or better as a result?
- Are there any code, tools, processes, or techniques they can take away?
- Dive into the how and why, not just what
- Show code, block diagrams, architectures, measurements – real engineering artifacts
- Be honest about what worked and also what didn’t
- Assume attendees are engineers, developers, or students who want to build things, not buy things
- Avoid buzzwords and vague claims. Be concrete. Be clear.
Preferred topics:
- Innovative tool flows
- Case Studies: How you solved a real work technical issue and examples
- FPGA in exciting applications: space, mission critical, automotive, aerospace
- Security of FPGA systems
- Open-source tooling esp. CI
- Software and Hardware co-design
- Verification and validation
- Synthesis and optimization strategies
- High level design methodologies
- HDL best practices
- HFT Fintech
Please note, submissions do not guarantee a position. They will be reviewed internally and then we will be in touch about next steps. We do only review technical talks. Any submissions deemed to be sales or marketing focused won’t be accepted.