QuickLogic wins eFPGA IP design contract for automotive and industrial SoC
The company expects license revenue over six months from an initial six-figure contract; it did not disclose the exact amount.
Event / data period: 2026-10-13
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QuickLogic announced an eFPGA Hard IP design win for a programmable system-on-chip targeting battery management, precision motor control and industrial robotics on a 16-nanometer automotive process. The customer was not named.
The company expects the initial six-figure contract to generate license revenue over the next six months, with royalties anticipated upon production shipments. The design win does not mean the customer product or volume production has started.
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QuickLogic won a design contract for IP in a 16-nm SoC targeting battery and motor control.
The initial contract is described as six figures; no exact amount was disclosed.
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QuickLogic won a design contract for IP in a 16-nm SoC targeting battery and motor control.
The initial contract is described as six figures; no exact amount was disclosed.
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