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Prime Systems, a cutting-edge technology development venture company in Nagano Prefecture, announced on August 3 that it will offer an FPGA utilization technology seminar and program aimed at high school and university students as part of its "manufacturing human resource development support" initiative. In recent years, many consumer products have adopted FPGAs, enabling rapid product launches to the market and providing a competitive advantage in expanding product share. As a result, ASIC design has become more accessible for design engineers, making the development of talent capable of utilizing FPGAs increasingly important. The FPGA utilization technology seminar aims to clarify the fields where FPGAs can be applied by understanding their strengths and weaknesses, and includes practical content on how to select FPGA devices with cost considerations in mind. Since its establishment, our company has launched numerous FPGA-related products in the market, gaining support from many engineers in both large and small companies, and has been adopted in various products. Based on this experience, we will provide a seminar program that allows participants to acquire knowledge related to product development using FPGAs in a short period of time.

Prime Systems Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chino City, Nagano Prefecture, Representative Director: Masanori Uchida), a company developing advanced electronics systems and system LSI, announced on May 7 of this year that it will begin offering free reference circuits for FPGA microcontroller systems for the USB 2.0 compatible FPGA development board "Smart-USB Plus System Development Board" aimed at logic designers, software designers, and system developers starting today. By providing free reference circuits for embedded systems that combine the free-use soft CPU core "Nios2" with its own IP, the company aims to improve product performance and attract users for microcontroller software design. Utilizing the SOPC Builder tool for graphical system design, and with the "Nios2/e" CPU core and the "GPIF-Master" library supporting USB control, it is possible to efficiently develop embedded systems in a short time in collaboration with a PC.