I’m confused. I did a bit of Googling, and it appears that Pano Logic used Xilinx FPGAs. I’m guessing the Pano G1/G2 contains a board that the Xilinx FPGA is housed on?
At first, I was extremely impressed that a 50 employee company could design their own FPGA chip.
At first, I was extremely impressed that a 50 employee company could design their own FPGA chip.