QuickLogic will exhibit its radiation-hardened eFPGA IP at Stand R19, Hall 6 during Space Tech Expo Europe, focusing on the integration of flexible, mission-critical hardware for space applications.
QuickLogic announced it will exhibit rad-hard eFPGA IP for space missions at Space Tech Expo Europe (Stand R19, Hall 6), per the Nov. 4, 2026 release. No contract values, revenue figures or guidance are given, so the price effect is likely minimal; it is mainly a visibility/marketing event.
No. The release only describes silicon-proven eFPGA IP for space missions and the company's presence at Space Tech Expo Europe.
QuickLogic Corporation announced its participation in the upcoming Space Tech Expo Europe, where it will highlight its radiation-hardened eFPGA IP solutions. The company aims to demonstrate how its silicon-proven technology provides post-launch flexibility for mission-critical System-on-Chip (SoC) designs in the aerospace sector.
QuickLogic is showcasing its radiation-hardened eFPGA IP, which is designed to provide post-launch flexibility for mission-critical aerospace SoCs.
No. The release only describes silicon-proven eFPGA IP for space missions and the company's presence at Space Tech Expo Europe.