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Altera and Critical Link launch FPGA platform for edge AI using NVIDIA GPUs

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Critical Link announced the Holoscan Sensor Bridge with MitySOM-A5E, which was developed in collaboration with Altera. This platform is a low-latency, FPGA-based interface designed for edge applications such as robotics and medical imaging. It combines data from various sensors and delivers it to NVIDIA GPUs for AI processing.

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Why it matters

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The platform utilizes Altera's Agilex 5 SoC FPGA E-Series to combine deterministic sensor processing with AI compute. This integration provides an off-the-shelf solution for complex sensor fusion problems in safety-critical designs. The achievement validates the use of FPGA technology in the high-growth Edge AI market.

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Who's involved

  • AlteraDeveloped the MitySOM-A5E, which is built on the Agilex 5 SoC FPGA E-Series.
  • NvidiaProvides the GPUs that the platform connects to for AI processing.

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  • NvidiaSpeculative

    Could see increased demand for its GPUs in specialized sensor fusion applications.

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