Flextronics integration is complete

AMI Semiconductor has completed its integration of the FPGA-to-ASIC conversion assets of newly acquired Flextronics Semiconductor.

AMI Semiconductor (AMIS) has fully integrated the FPGA-to-ASIC conversion assets of newly acquired Flextronics Semiconductor.

These assets increase the company's leadership position in the FPGA conversion market through its Structured Digital Product business unit, which has specialised in FPGA-to-ASIC conversions for leading semiconductor companies for more than 15 years.

Currently, AMIS supports array and cell-based structured digital technologies with its XPressArray family, which includes specific drop-in replacement FPGA intellectual property (IP), as well as seamless turnkey design services that reduce customer resource requirements in order to cost reduce FPGA designs for mass manufacturing as ASICs.

With the integration of Flextronics Semiconductor, AMIS adds two new families of gate array products as well as additional design services supporting FPGA and ASIC conversions.

The addition of the Flextronics business model, which targets lower density applications, complements AMI Semiconductor's existing structured arrays and cell-based products that previously targeted mid- to high-density applications.

Additionally, AMIS has added several new customers to its current portfolio though this integration.

"Our customers face continuous pressure to stay competitive in their markets".

"As the leader in mid-to high-end FPGA-to-ASIC conversions, we offer a broad product set that enables our customers to achieve competitive silicon solutions", said Mike O'Neill, Senior Vice President of AMIS.

"With the addition of the 2.5, 3 and 5V technologies utilising quick-turn array-based architectures".

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