An acquisition of Xilinx by AMD would be another indicator of a hot semiconductor industry. The race is tightening, and as AMD, Intel, Qualcomm, Nvidia, Marvell, and others push for growth, the market benefits from the innovation that’s created.
Lattice’s ability to clearly differentiate its FPGA portfolio against formidable rivals such as Intel and Xilinx will power its ability to defend the company’s leadership position as the largest volume supplier of FPGAs globally, fortifying its supply chain reliability in delivering cutting edge integrated defense solutions. Now Lattice is firmly positioned to validate that its investments in areas such as AI, automation, and cloud computing will help fundamentally drive hardware and software innovation across the defense industry as well as other industries.
In this new episode of the Six Five - Insiders’ Edition, co-hosts Daniel Newman and Patrick Moorhead talk with Arm’s Rene Haas about the future of IoT security, the impact digital transformation has had on the IoT market and the importance of being PSA Certified.
The Marvell-TSMC collaboration is set to pay long-term dividends for both companies. Marvell fortifies its ability to further differentiate the OCTEON portfolio in areas such as gate density, performance, and power efficiencies to drive innovation across the data infrastructure market. In turn TSMC validates its 5nm foundry credentials to further boost its supply chain influence throughout the semiconductor market – a win-win collaboration for both companies.
Qualcomm investors are underestimating the impact of the chip maker’s legal victory, but Qualcomm is in a great position to deliver the returns investors have long been looking for.
On this special episode of The Six Five - Insiders Edition, hosts Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman are joined by Lattice CEO Jim Anderson to discuss Lattice, the impactful changes that have been made at the company in the last few years, and how they are leading to a smarter future.
