In 20 15, the domestic semiconductor industry flourished, and large funds led by the state will expanded their mergers and acquisitions, and domestic rich people headed by Ziguang frequently made mergers and acquisitions abroad. Domestic ic design companies headed by Hisilicon began to have the right to speak in the international market. In the field of FPGA, which has been dominated by four American companies, China is also eager to try. Domestic companies such as Jingwei Yage, Gaoyun and Tongchuang Guo Xin are aiming at the fields of military industry, aerospace and robotics. In order to enter the high-end FPGA field, Intel acquired Altera, the largest company in the industry, to integrate the FPGA chip market in the data center. However, in this crowded industry, an unknown domestic company is quietly eroding the market share of Altera and Lattice, which is expected to become the largest non-American FPGA company in Asia this year. The name of this company is a bit awkward, called Shanghai Aogexin Microelectronics alta-gate, or AGM for short.
AGM has been established for more than three years, and it was basically unknown for the first two years. Different from other chip design companies, during the two years of research and development, they didn't get any government funding, so they crowded into a * * * creative space in Shanghai Zhangjiang Power Collection Port, silently improved the design, streamed it for users to try out, and polished the team at the same time. The biggest difference with all domestic FPGA companies is that AGM starts with developing compiler software with independent property rights and is compatible with cutting into the ecological chain of existing FPGA software.