AlgoSilicon builds FPGA IP cores with an AI-driven design automation flow: a Python algorithm becomes bit-exact, timing-closed RTL - validated at every layer against a golden mathematical reference. Every performance number we publish is a measured tool result.
Each core family is produced by a parameterized generator: change the code parameters and a new, bit-exact decoder or pipeline is emitted and re-verified automatically. You license proven silicon, and the ability to re-target it in days.
Layered and folded QC-LDPC decoders for 3GPP 5G NR (BG1/BG2, all lifting sizes), Wi-Fi, and CCSDS AR4JA deep-space links. Syndrome-based early termination, zero DSP usage, single-CNU area class.
Streaming FFT engines (1k–8k points) and a 58-variant FIR filter family: symmetric, systolic, multi-channel TDM, polyphase resamplers, digital up/down-conversion chains. One sample per clock, every clock.
A hardware limit-order-book builder processing one exchange message per clock cycle, verified bit-exact against real NASDAQ market-data replay. Hierarchical symbol caching scales to full-market coverage.
Relay belief-propagation decoder for quantum error correction on bivariate-bicycle codes (the IBM "gross" code). FPGA-pipelined BP iteration already clocking past the published reference implementation.
The same automation that builds our IP works on your algorithm. We take a Python or MATLAB reference to verified, timing-closed RTL - or rescue an existing design that will not close timing.
Your signal-processing or decision algorithm, delivered as bit-exact synthesizable RTL with a full verification suite. Typical delivery 2–8 weeks.
How it worksAn automated closure flow that classifies every failing path and applies the right structural fix. Case study: a 5G LDPC decoder taken from 221 MHz to 463 MHz on the same device. MEASURED
Closure flowNew code rates, block sizes, channel counts, or target devices for any core in our catalog - regenerated and re-verified in about a week, not a redesign.
VariantsEvery product passes a strict three-layer equivalence chain: a golden mathematical model validated against the published standard, a cycle-accurate Python model validated against the golden model, and RTL validated bit-exact against the cycle model - zero least-significant-bit tolerance.
Performance claims follow the same discipline. If a number on this site is not a real synthesis, place-and-route, or simulation result, it is labeled a target.
Inside the methodology
Every figure on this site traces to a tool report - a Vivado timing summary, a utilization report, or a cycle-accurate simulation log. Numbers we have not yet measured are explicitly badged as targets. Ask us for the evidence behind any claim and we will show you the report.