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Out now: Issue 4 of the FPGA Horizons Journal

In this issue we explore how to render cloud FPGAs useless (and why it’s surprisingly hard to kill one); rethink how we build high-performance FPGA/adaptive SoCs; look at why the chip shortage means FPGA designs need a Plan B … and lots more.
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Introducing…

Expand your own FPGA horizons with our detailed technical guides
FPGA Horizons Lab Notes deliver practical engineering guidance, hands‑on walkthroughs, and reproducible workflows for real‑world FPGA design challenges. They’re written by engineers, for engineers, to help you build, debug, and verify FPGA designs with confidence.
On the horizon…
US 27
April 28th – 29th 2027
DCU Convention Center,
50 Foster Street, Worcester, MA 01608


