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  • FPGA Frontrunner Event: FPGA Safety and Security

    The Cass Centre Cambridge

    FPGA Safety and Security Agenda (GMT) Time Speaker Details 09.30 Arrival and registration 10.00 Tobias Adryan, Synopsys Securing FPGAs Beyond the Bitstream 10.30 Espen Tallaksen, [...]

  • Trends in Semiconductor System Design

    Novotel Reading Centre 25b Friar Street, Reading

    In this event, we will examine emerging trends in semiconductor system design with an emphasis on how AI/ML is used in both product design and the design flow. .

  • FPGA FRONT RUNNER : Using AI in development and product for FPGA

    Renishaw Wotton-Under-Edge, United Kingdom

    FPGA FRONT RUNNER : Using AI in development and product for FPGA https://desn.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/FPGA-FRONTRUNNER-3.jpgRegister The FPGA Front Runner event aims to bring together FPGA design and [...]

  • FPGA Front Runners: Prototyping systems using FPGA

    Rolls-Royce Control Systems 5000 Solihull Parkway, Birmingham

    We’ve seen in today’s rapidly evolving industry, FPGA prototyping plays a crucial role in ASIC design validation and early hardware/software integration.
    The event will provide invaluable insights into how FPGA-based prototyping can de-risk development, optimize performance, and accelerate time-to-market.

  • Verification Futures 2025 – FEATURING tracks from DESN and TechWorks AI

    As part of the expanded agenda for Verification Futures UK 2025, a brand-new Design Track will debut, hosted by the connected networks of Techworks (Techworks AI and DESN). This track will focus on the latest advances in AI-enabled IP, next-generation SoC and semiconductor design, and breakthrough technologies transforming the electronics landscape.

  • FPGA Frontrunners: Building Resilient and Cyber Secure FPGA Systems in an Adversarial World

    Thales 350 Longwater Ave, Reading, United Kingdom

    In a world where cyber threats are constant, complex, and increasingly remote, the resilience and security of Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) have become essential. Security is no longer optional—it is a legal requirement, a supply chain imperative, and a cornerstone of organisational trust.

  • Designing the Future: Analogue Mixed Signal (AMS)

    Regents University London Inner Circle, Regent’s Park, London

    Following our first event on Digital SoC Design in November, this hands-on event brings together Analogue and Mixed Signal chip architects and designers to explore real-world pain points and application trends, sharing lessons learned.

  • FPGA Frontrunners Event

    Microchip 720 Wharfedale Road, Winnersh

    Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) play a critical role in modern electronic systems, powering applications that range from everyday consumer products to mission-critical infrastructure.

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