(PR) Tachyum Builds Last FPGA Prototypes Batch Ahead of Tape-Out

Tachyum today announced the final build of its Prodigy FPGA emulation system in advance of chip production and general availability next year. As part of the announcement, the company is also ending its purchase program for prototype systems that was previously offered to commercial and federal customers.

These last hardware FPGA prototype units will ensure Tachyum hits its extreme-reliability test targets of more than 10 quadrillion cycles prior to tape-out and before the first Prodigy chips hit the market. Tachyum’s software emulation system – and access to it – is expanding with additional availability of open-source software ported ahead of Prodigy’s upstreaming.