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Flexras Technologies Announces Breakthrough Automatic Partitioning Tool that Boosts FPGA-Based Prototyping Performance by 10X

SAN FRANCISCO, CA– Design Automation Conference (DAC) – May 29, 2012 – Flexras Technologies, an EDA company specializing in partitioning for FPGA-based prototyping, today announced Wasga Compiler, a software tool that boosts multi-FPGA design performance. Wasga Compiler is unique and is the first timing-driven, multi-FPGA partitioning software for ASIC and SoC prototyping. It typically delivers a 10X clock frequency increase, runs blazingly fast, handles multi-billion ASIC gates equivalents designs, and maps them to any Altera or Xilinx board, whether it’s off-the-shelf or custom.

Wasga Compiler automatically partitions large designs onto multiple FPGAs while addressing chip resources, connectivity, and the clock frequency constraints required for running software applications in near real time. It maximizes prototyping system performance and solves hardware/software validation bottlenecks of next generation SoCs to help meet the time-to-market challenges.

“Multi-FPGA platforms are heavily used for ASIC and SoC rapid prototyping. Existing tools notoriously fail the complex partitioning challenge. Verification engineers still rely on a cumbersome manual partitioning methodology,” remarked Hayder Mrabet, Flexras’ CEO. “Wasga Compiler complements FPGA-based SoC prototyping with high performance automatic partitioning. Engineers benefit from high clock frequencies, fast execution time, and unlimited design capacity. Wasga Compiler just makes the multi-FPGA designer’s life easier.”

Flexras at Design Automation Conference (DAC)

Flexras will demonstrate Wasga Compiler at DAC Booth #2810 9am-6pm, June 4-6, 2012, Moscone Center, San Francisco.

User Track Poster Session

FPGA-Based ASIC Prototyping

Wednesday, June 6, 2012 from 12:30pm-1:30pm, Room 105 (Exhibit Floor)

Co-authored by Flexras and Xilinx, this paper covers how the Wasga Compiler supports the latest Virtex-7 multi-die FPGAs for ASIC and SoC Rapid Prototyping.

Availability

The Wasga Compiler is available now. For pricing please email sales@flexras.com

About Flexras

Flexras Technologies develops and commercializes EDA partitioning tools for the FPGA and SoC market. Flexras proprietary and proven timing-driven partitioning technology are used by world leading semiconductor manufacturers and licensed by a worldwide emulator provider. Flexras addresses growing SoCs development complexity and risks by accelerating cost effective rapid prototyping with multi-FPGA-based systems. Flexras Technologies SAS is headquartered in Paris-Saint Denis France. For more information, please visit www.flexras.com.

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