Efinix Titanium Edge FPGA family targets low-power edge AI and vision systems

Efinix has introduced the Titanium Edge FPGA family designed for low-power edge AI and machine vision applications. Based on the company’s Titanium FPGA architecture, the new family introduces lower static power consumption, configurable 2.5 Gbps MIPI I/O, built-in single-event upset (SEU) correction, and System-in-Package (SiP) variants that integrate SPI flash and HyperRAM for compact systems. The initial Titanium Edge FPGA family includes the Ti125, Ti40, Ti70, and Ti95 devices, with approximately 39K to 123K logic elements for embedded AI, machine vision, robotics, medical systems, and various other applications. Compared to the high-end Titanium Ti375 and the cost-efficient Topaz FPGA family, the new devices are designed to have about 50% lower static power consumption while retaining the company’s Quantum architecture. Efinix Titanium Edge Ti125 and Ti125 SiP specifications: FPGA Fabric Efinix Quantum architecture Up to 122,792 logic elements (109,440 XLR cells) 288 DSP blocks Embedded Memory – 5.9 Mbit SRAM Memory –

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