Xilinx, now part of AMD, allows rapid innovation with its adaptable, intelligent computing solutions, including FPGAs, SoCs, and ACAPs for data center and embedded applications.
Xilinx, acquired by AMD in 2022, is a historic pioneer in the field of programmable logic and adaptive computing. Originally known for inventing the Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) and the first fabless semiconductor model, the brand drives innovation across a multitude of industries including aerospace, automotive, data centers, broadcast, and industrial automation. Now integrated into AMD's Adaptive and Embedded Computing Group, Xilinx products continue to define the cutting edge of flexibility and performance.
The brand's portfolio includes the Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoCs, Versal ACAPs, and a robust ecosystem of software tools like Vivado, Vitis, and PetaLinux. These platforms allow developers to create custom hardware-accelerated solutions for machine learning, video processing, and real-time analytics. While the company is now part of AMD, the Xilinx name remains synonymous with high-performance adaptive silicon and comprehensive development kits used by engineers worldwide.
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Yes, Xilinx was acquired by AMD in 2022. Its adaptive computing products and FPGAs are now part of the AMD Adaptive and Embedded Computing Group.
Documentation for Xilinx boards, chips, and kits can be found on the Xilinx Documentation Portal (docs.xilinx.com) or the AMD support websebaka.
Technical support is available through the AMD Customer Community forums and the Xilinx Support Portal.