Platforms adapted by Exeter for real products.
1 of 6: Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC
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01 / AMD
Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC
- Best fit
- Custom systems combining Linux, FPGA logic, and Cortex-R5 real-time processing.
- Common work
- PetaLinux and Yocto, U-Boot, device trees, drivers, DMA, VCU video, OpenAMP/RPMsg, secure boot, and coordinated Linux, bitstream, and RPU releases.
02 / AMD
Kria system-on-modules
- Best fit
- Product platforms built around Kria system-on-modules and custom carrier boards.
- Common work
- BSP and device-tree adaptation, carrier-board peripherals, FPGA image integration, drivers, application SDKs, reproducible builds, and signed updates.
03 / AMD
Versal adaptive SoCs
- Best fit
- Linux platforms combining Arm processors, programmable logic, and integrated acceleration.
- Common work
- Yocto and EDF, boot configuration, programmable-logic interfaces, AI Engine control, DMA, firmware loading, secure boot, and coordinated platform releases.
04 / ALTERA
Agilex 5 SoC FPGAs
- Best fit
- Linux platforms using the Agilex hard processor system and FPGA fabric.
- Common work
- HPS-to-FPGA bridges, device trees, drivers, interrupts, DMA, Quartus integration, and coordinated hardware and software releases.
05 / MICROCHIP
PolarFire SoC
- Best fit
- RISC-V Linux systems combining multiple processor harts with FPGA fabric.
- Common work
- HSS and Linux integration, multicore and AMP workflows, FPGA interfaces, drivers, firmware loading, reproducible builds, deployment, and updates.
06 / NXP
Layerscape processors
- Best fit
- Embedded Linux systems requiring high-performance networking, PCIe, and storage.
- Common work
- Linux BSPs, boot integration, DPAA2 networking, PCIe, storage, system services, reproducible releases, and platform maintenance.