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Whether you're a backer, a developer, or just someone who's curious about reconfigurable computing, this is your chance to see Vaaman in action.

Learn more about how Tiliqua's gateware works under the hood.

The latest progress on ULX3S and our newest project, ULX4S!

Some great news: testing of the first panel went well. All of the boards we tested passed, so we gave Končar the green light to finish production. And they did! This update includes pictures, videos, and an update on PMOD manufacturing.

We reached over 200% of our crowdfunding goal in just three days, and we would like to say thank you for the support! We are also announcing a stretch goal. Help us hit it, and receive a free set of headers: two for PMODs and one for a an on-board display.

Welcome to our second post-campaign update! In this update, we'll talk about a few of the builds we're working on, as well as the new ChipWhisperer 5.7.0 release!

With the LimeSDR Mini 2.0 campaign having drawn to a close, the team would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has backed the campaign.

Unfortunately we encountered delays with some of the components for the next LimeSDR Mini 2.0 manufacturing run. However, we are pleased to report that the components are now scheduled for delivery in early September, with manufacturing to commence soon after.

The global supply chain crunch has severely disrupted production of Lime products. We're still committed to bringing all Lime products back into regular availability. We're plotting a course of action and we have updated delivery estimates accordingly. In the meantime, we're excited to share a video demo of a new software-controlled frontend filter bank (a.k.a. preselector).

A Xilinx Artix 7 FPGA right in your laptop M.2 (NGFF) slot. The NanoEVB & PicoEVB crowdfunding campaign is now live. Support the project and start prototyping your PCI Express designs. Don't forget to spread the word to help increase the user base!

As the campaign comes to a close (with less than two days remaining to back), I wanted to share some more of the progress that's been made towards production. This includes a small upgrade for the campaign backers.

NiteFury is live! Featuring the massive Xilinx Artix-7 A200T FPGA and on-board RAM in an M.2 form-factor, NiteFury let's you work with PCIe, etc. at a whole new level. Right from inside your computer. Available for purchase now for $329.

In order to save time on production and to smooth the actual assembly process, many of the components to build NiteFury were purchased early on in the campaign. Not only does this speed things along, but it means there's less additional funding necessary to complete the production run. To reflect this change in needs, the funding goal has been lowered to $7,500, which means that the funding goal has been surpassed and NiteFury will be made and delivered!

The NiteFury crowdfunding campaign has begun! NiteFury is the PicoEVB's (slightly) bigger, beefier cousin - with a huge Xilinx Artix-7 A200T FPGA and on-board RAM, all still in an M.2 form-factor. Now available for purchase.

In consultation with Crowd Supply, we managed to reduce the minimum number of boards we can deliver while still covering the cost of production.

We’re excited to announce the launch of Atum A3 Nano on Crowd Supply. Based on Altera’s largest Agilex 3 FPGA, Atum A3 Nano features 135K logic elements, 64 MB of SDRAM, an onboard USB-Blaster III with USB Type-C connector, HDMI output, Gigabit Ethernet, and microSD storage, all in a compact form factor.

An RP2350B & ESP32-powered devkit and retro gaming handheld

Production starts in two weeks! This update includes photos and videos of ULX3S parts, panelized PCBs, and PMODs, as well as equipment that will soon live in the new Intergalaktik offices! As soon as manage to get some windows put in...

Nearly three years ago, we launched HiFive Unleashed, the world’s first RISC-V-based, Linux-capable development board. Today, we're excited to announce its successor, HiFive Unmatched.

Convert your HiFive Unleashed into a RISC-V Linux PC with the HiFive Unleashed Expansion Board.