Commercial FPGA

NG-Medium
NG Medium COTS is an SRAM-based FPGA developed by NanoXplore, sharing the same programmable architecture as the radiation-hardened NG-MEDIUM family. The device integrates a matrix of 4-input Look-up Tables with LUT extenders for wider operations, configurable DFF, Coarse Grain Blocks with user-configurable memories, and dedicated Digital Signal Processing units. Optimized for cost-sensitive applications, NG-MEDIUM COTS delivers high logic density and flexibility for industrial, automotive, and other high-reliability markets.
NG-Ultra
NG-Ultra COTS is the commercial version of NanoXplore’s NG-ULTRA family of SoC FPGAs. It shares the same patented FPGA architecture co-developed with ST, combining programmable logic with embedded quad-core ARM® Cortex®-A9 processors, memories, and high-speed interfaces. Optimized for industrial and automotive applications, NG-ULTRA COTS delivers high performance, flexibility, and scalability for cost-sensitive markets.
Ultra300
Ultra300 COTS is the commercial version of NanoXplore’s second-generation FPGA family. It shares the same programmable architecture as the radiation-hardened ULTRA 300 devices, including 4-input Look-up Tables with LUT extenders, configurable DFF, Coarse Grain Blocks, embedded memories, and dedicated DSP units. Optimized for industrial and automotive applications, ULTRA 300 COTS combines high logic density, scalability, and performance for cost-sensitive markets.

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Embedded Systems

Bridging the gap between silicon and software, the Embedded Systems team designs the low-level tools that make NanoXplore’s FPGAs truly usable and powerful. 


Their core mission : developing the main SDK (Software Development Kit), firmware, and all embedded components that enable seamless configuration, control, and integration of our devices. From bootloaders and drivers to board support packages and diagnostic tools, they ensure our chips speak the right language whether on a satellite, in a defense system, or in a test environment. Their work is foundational : without it, nothing runs. 


What sets them apart is their ability to think system-wide. They work closely with hardware teams and application engineers, adapt to evolving specs, and support real-world use cases with reliability and reactivity. 

They’re not just writing code : they’re building the ecosystem around our FPGAs.


Driven by curiosity and precision, it’s a team where autonomy meets collaboration, and where each line of code contributes to something bigger : making advanced microelectronics accessible and operational for the most demanding applications.