"Alternative FPGA supplier Actel had a busy year following through on announcements from 2005. After the previous year’s launches of the flash-based ProASIC3 and its CoreMP7 version (including an ARM7 soft-core processor) as well as the innovative mixed-signal Fusion line, the company had its hands full just keeping up with the demand and support for those new products. Nonetheless, they also managed a series of announcements, including the new, very-low-power “Igloo” flash-based FPGA family."

Who be using that secured soft core? Who will use the RAMless Igglo?

"QuickLogic continued the “we’re not exactly an FPGA company” solutions sell, focusing their FPGA-related efforts on their very successful PolarPro low-power non-volatile FPGA family. QuickLogic has taken their one-time-programmable antifuse FPGA and FPGA-like technology and spun it into high-value, domain-specific solutions aimed at applications such as HDD controllers for portable devices."

(we're not exactly...however, we're getting our ass into it)....this is a company I commented on in the past....see where they're moving?

doni