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Terasic Technologies
Overview
HQ Location
Taiwan
Year Founded
2000
Company Type
Private
Revenue
$10-100m
Employees
51 - 200
Website
Company Description
Terasic was founded in early 2000 with the major goal of developing world class FPGA development platforms. Our headquarter office is located in Hsin Chu, Taiwan which is also known as the Silicon Valley of Asia. A branch office is established in Wuhan, China as well. Terasic offers expertise in FPGA/ASIC Design, High Speed Board Design and Layout, Low Cost Board Design, Device Drivers, and all other support Softwares and Documentations. Our cutting-edge design and manufacturing capabilities provide the state of the art products and exceptional services to our customers.
IoT Snapshot
Terasic Technologies is a provider of Industrial IoT application infrastructure and middleware, and processors and edge intelligence technologies.
Technology Stack
Terasic Technologies’s Technology Stack maps Terasic Technologies’s participation in the application infrastructure and middleware, and processors and edge intelligence IoT Technology stack.
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