Altera's Stratix III FPGAs were presented with the International Engineering Consortium's (IEC) DesignVision Award in the Semiconductor and IC category. They were recognised by the IEC for their unique and innovative architecture, which enables Altera to deliver high performance and low power high-end FPGAs. The devices were also recognised for their DDR3 memory interface, which offers memory performance speeds in excess of 1067 Mbps.
Started in 2005, the IEC's DesignVision Award recognises technologies, applications, products and services judged to be the most unique and beneficial to the industry. DesignVision Award candidates are judged based on innovation, uniqueness, market impact, customer benefits and value to society.
"This year's winners exemplify the highest level of innovation in today's industry," commented IEC executive vice president Roger Plummer. "We are pleased to congratulate Altera for its Stratix III FPGAs, which received the 2008 DesignVision Award this week at DesignCon 2008."
A key architectural innovation of Altera Stratix III FPGAs is their power reduction capability, which includes Programmable Power Technology and Selectable Core Voltage. With these innovations, Altera is able to lower the devices' total power consumption by up to 50%, when compared to previous-generation high-end FPGAs.
"The architectural innovations in Stratix III FPGAs represent a significant development in enabling high-end FPGAs to serve as the heart of many systems, and winning a DesignVision Award validates the technology leadership position we have established in this area," said Danny Biran, senior vice president of product and corporate marketing, Altera Corporation. "These innovations bring unprecedented power savings to systems using high-performance programmable logic."
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