Introduction

ALSE has a long and strong history of three decades successfully using and supporting the Altera FPGA families and tools, and was an Altera Platinum Design partner and Training Center.

After the acquisition by Intel, the cooperation continued but the first years were a bit complicated, with the late arrival of the 20nm FPGAs (Arria 10/Cyclone 10 GX) and the difficult Stratix 10 debuts.

The situation drastically improved with the arrival of the Agilex 7 which was in the very high end and offered unprecedented performance (size, speed, features, chiplets-based…).

And now Agilex 5 is widely available, followed by Agilex 3.

The announcement of the return of Altera as an Intel Company surprised many observers, and as of end 2025 the independence of Altera is now achieved.

A lot to share…

We have placed a few articles that can be of interest.
Indeed, there would be much more to share but you’ll have to contact us if you need specific information or help in your project.

You will the description of the Agilex 5 boards that arrived in our lab end 2024 !

To date (Dec 2025) all our IPs are ported and tested on Agilex 5 (JESD204B, Aurora 64B/66B, Aurora 8B/10B, 10GEDEK etc…) and practically available on Agilex 3.