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In today's embedded design, engineers have the capability to include System-on-Chip (SoC) FPGAs, which not only provide the flexibility of a programmable logic matrix, but embedded processing cores as well. FPGAs are also offering more advanced layers of security today for both design and data protection. In this episode of our special Executive Insights series, host Richard Interrante talks with Bruce Weyer, Corporate VP of FPGA business at Microchip about FPGAs that have advanced security features with the flexible compute power needed for today's intelligent edge applications.
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