China FPGA strategy takes shape
By David Manners, ElectronicsWeekly
30th October 2017
With President Trump denying China access to Lattice’s technology, the nascent China FPGA industry is looking to develop home-grown programmable logic.
Digitimes reports that Shanghai Anlogic Information Technology vp Chen Li-guang says that China will have to develop the technology by themselves while concentrating on expanding their market share by focussing on entry-level products.
Chen reckons that international FPGA vendors are shifting their focus away from entry-level and mid-range products which gives the China companies the opportunity to establish themselves in the market.
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