Video: Design Services help decrease Time to Market

A short time to market is often key for a successful product introduction. Design services can help to decrease the development time explains Roland Paul, VP Sales, at Xilinx Developer Forum (XDF) Silicon Valley.

Mercury XU5 in mass production

The Mercury XU5 is probably the most attractive entry-level model in the Xilinx Zynq® UltraScale™+ range. The SoC module features numerous direct interfaces to the FPGA fabric, in addition to a Gigabit Ethernet connection as well as up to 2 GByte DDR4 SDRAM. Up to 8 GByte of DDR4 ECC SDRAM and a Gigabit Ethernet connection are also connected to the processing system. The XU5-4EV and XU5-5EV also come equipped with an H.264/265 codec as hard IP. Both the processing system and the FPGA matrix boast four PCIe® Gen2/3 connections. The best thing about the module, which measures just 56×54 mm, is that it is already in mass production. Order your Mercury XU5 today.

Fresh from the production line: The Mercury+ XU8

The Enclustra module family has grown by one more member: The Mercury+ XU8 just arrived from the production line. If you need lots of bandwidth, the Mercury+ XU8 is the module to go for: it offers 20 multi-gigabit transceivers, each with a data transfer rate of up to 15 Gbps, and a memory bandwith of up to 29.8 GByte/sec.

Feel free to send any technical questions to our support or place your order now.

Technology partnership with hema electronic

Enclustra and the South German specialist for image processing and sensor systems hema electronic have entered into a long-term partnership. The aim of this ambitious technology partnership is to provide optimal and competitive customer-specific solutions based on the core competencies of both companies. In addition, the collective expertise within the two companies will be expanded and the development process optimized for a fast time-to-market.

The Mercury+ XU8 is in production

Our next Xilinx UltraScale+ MPSoC module – the Mercury+ XU8 – just went in production. It's optimized for bandwith demanding applications, offering 20 multi-gigabit transceivers, each with a data transfer rate of up to 15 Gbps, and a memory bandwith of up to 29.8 GByte/sec.

The first modules will arrive end of October and we can't wait to get our hands on it. If you’d like to learn more about this compact and powerful little chap, get in touch.