NanoXplore is happy to announce that for the first time, an AI implementation ran on one of our components! It’s a significant milestone as AI is in the forefront of research and development, and even industries in the space community show a keen interest in its applications onboard satellites. It’s all thanks to the hard work of the Dipartimento di Ingegneria dell'Informazione - Università di Pisa (Department of Information Engineering), which developed its own AI framework, aptly named FPG-AI, and used it to generate a LeNet5 Neural Network hardware prototype trained on MNIST dataset. This neural network accelerator was able to run on a proper NG-ULTRA, and the testing phase was a resounding success. After the last few years of creating innovative, reliable and rad-hard FPGAs, NanoXplore is so proud to see them used in interesting and useful projects. This year alone, our technology is used to run AI networks, it has reached the Moon, has been circling in orbit around the Earth, and this is only the first half of 2024. Stay tuned to learn more about our incoming projects and contribution, and once again, congratulations to the Università di Pisa for their enthralling achievements! Congrats to Luca Fanucci, Pietro Nannipieri, Tommaso Pacini, Luca Zulberti and Tommaso Bocchi.
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Main designer and developer of SoC FPGAs in Europe, NanoXplore offers a comprehensive portfolio of SoCs and FPGA devices for aerospace, defense and industrial markets. The company has ties with clients all over the world, and offers state of the art radiation hardened components, as well as a complete suite of design software. Feel free to contact us for more information: sales@nanoxplore.com If you wish to join us, send your resume to: careers@nanoxplore.com
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- 51-200 employés
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Nous recrutons (#hiring) pour le poste de DFT Engineer (Sèvres, Île-de-France). Postulez dès maintenant ou partagez ce post avec votre réseau.
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The latest release of Impulse is now widely available! As our latest product, Ultra 300, is finally getting in the hands of our clients, it is also easily available and supported by Impulse. Get started now with your most ambitious designs with our components! We also have fresh IPs added to our NxCore catalog, such as 400Mbps SPW Core, AXI4 to AHB, AHB to AXI4, AHB to IP1RW, AXI4 Interconnect and more. Working with NanoXplore has never been easier! There is a flurry of quality-of-life improvements provided as well, such as an upgraded embedded Python version in Impulse, finer information provided to users all around the globe with estimated congestion maps and more complete reports. Impulse 24.1 is more powerful than ever with its improved Synthesis thanks to constant propagation optimization and further DSP inferences, as well as an incredible number of smaller features and bugfixes. To find out more and download our tools, just click on the following link and register with our support team: https://lnkd.in/e3p9FdD4
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For the second time this month, our NG-MEDIUM has reached space! Four days ago, on the 22nd of June, our component left on his way to the Earth orbit, 600km from the ground, aboard the French Chinese satellite SVOM (Space Variable Objects Monitor). Developed by the China National Space Administration (CNSA) and the French Space Agency Centre National d'Études Spatiales, its main goal will be to measure Gamma-ray bursts, the most powerful class of explosions in the universe. Used in the ECLAIRs, a wide-field X-ray and gamma-ray camera, our NG-MEDIUM is our first space qualified rad-hard FPGA used in many space missions. The component development was supported by Centre National d'Études Spatiales, European Space Agency - ESA and the European Commission and has been Space Qualified in 2021. NG-MEDIUM as well as all our products are assembled through STMicroelectronics sovereign supply chain. So far, the X-ray telescope satellite successfully launched and deployed its solar panel, and the scientific equipment is awaiting start-up. Stay tuned as we will have more exciting news in a fortnight!
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✨ Picnic Summer 2024 en action chez NX !✨ Nous sommes fier de partager cette superbe photo de l’équipe Sudistes de NanoXplore SAS . La collaboration, la bonne humeur et l’esprit d’équipe étaient au rendez-vous ! Merci à chacun d'entre vous pour votre énergie et votre engagement. Ensemble, nous accomplissons de grandes choses ! #TeamWork #Jacou #Succès #Collaboration #EspritdÉquipe
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We are very happy with the result of our latest workshop organised in Italy! Thanks to everyone involved to make it such a memorable and interesting event. Great talks and amazing turnout! A special shout-out to all our speakers and for the Università di Pisa for hosting the event! Luca Fanucci David Merodio Codinachs Sergio Saponara Giovanni Federico Gronchi Luca Sterpone Fabrizio Ferrandi Jean-Louis FRIGOUL
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On June 14th, 2024, we will be at the next Siemens Forum at the Hotel Pullman Tour Eiffel in Paris. We are very happy to be a part of this exciting event, among famous actors of the industry such as Thales, Airbus, MBDA, Safran, Nokia and many others. As we are now compatible with Siemens Precision, it is the perfect place to discover how their famous solution can help you work with our NG-ULTRA seamlessly. It will be a great opportunity for us to talk about our latest products, our Rad-Hard FPGAs that thrive in Space, but also in many other applications. Come and discuss with us about our product lineup, our tools, but also the great ecosystem we are a part of. All of that with a great view of the Eiffel Tower of course.
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NanoXplore and 3D PLUS are so happy once again to celebrate the successful mission that is Chang'e-6, that embeds a FUSIO RT and thus an NG-MEDIUM in the DORN equipment! This mission marks a significant milestone in the histories of both 3D PLUS and NanoXplore, showcasing the tremendous effort and talent involved in deploying French and European equipment on the Moon. You can read all about it in this detailed article on both our websites, here is a quick link: https://lnkd.in/eZH-d4ub
NG-MEDIUM and FUSIO-RT : Mission completed on the dark face of the Moon!
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Don’t forget! Next week, on Tuesday, June 11th, we will be in Pisa for our latest event in collaboration with the Università di Pisa! We record a great amount of registration and excitement for this event and can’t wait to see you there! On this occasion, we will have the best of our FAE Team presenting and interacting with all of you, as well as great talks from our Italian partners. It's been a great year for NanoXplore in general, and this event is the best opportunity to learn everything there is to know about our technology, our FPGAs, either during these talks or with one of our best Field Application. For more information, please send an email to events@nanoxplore.com
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On Tuesday, June 3rd, 2024, the collecting module of the Chinese Chang'e 6 mission left the Moon, leaving behind our NG-MEDIUM embedded in the DORN equipment. This French instrument is tasked with measuring radon emission and is a key information in our understanding of the Moon inner workings. As a part of the FUSIO RT, produced by 3D PLUS, NG-MEDIUM can thus contribute to a great scientific endeavor. It is a great achievement for NanoXplore, as we are very proud to reach the confines of space with our Radiation Hardened components. NG-MEDIUM is our first space qualified rad-hard FPGA used in many space missions. The component development was supported by CNES, European Space Agency - ESA and the European Union and has been Space Qualified in 2021. Here is the first image of China's Chang’e-6 from the dark side of the Moon (Credit: CNSA)
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