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Unless they're doing 100K plus for 2-3 year life of a chip, it makes sense to stay w/ EasyPath or the Altera Hardcopy. It is much easier and more flexible for m
by bravo22 10y ago
Unless they're doing 100K plus for 2-3 year life of a chip, it makes sense to stay w/ EasyPath or the Altera Hardcopy. It is much easier and more flexible for making revisions.
Consider that they will most likely make another version, with new features in 2 years time. I'm sure the users of the chip will want that, just like any other system.
- erichocean 10y agoAltera Hardcopy has been discontinued. https://www.altera.com/products/general/asic.highResolutionDisplay.html https://www.altera.com/products/general/asic.highResolutionD... > Altera no longer offers HardCopy structured ASIC products for new design starts. Altera continues to support HardCopy for existing designs.