Leading domestic FPGA chip company Anlu Technology has disclosed a private placement plan to raise up to ¥1.262 billion, with the funds primarily directed toward two major projects: R&D for ultra‑large‑scale FPGA chips on advanced process platforms and upgrading and industrializing FPGA & FPSoC chips on planar process platforms. This move accelerates its expansion in the high‑end programmable chip sector.
FPGA chips, valued for their high parallel computing capability and field‑programmable nature, have become core hardware in key fields such as wireless communications, artificial intelligence, industrial control, automotive electronics, and data centers. As next‑generation communication deployments deepen integration with AI technology, FPGA applications continue to expand in cutting‑edge scenarios including intelligent computing centers, edge computing, smart vehicles, and robotics, driving robust market demand.
Two Funded Projects Focus on Technological Breakthroughs and Industrialization
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Advanced‑Process Ultra‑Large‑Scale FPGA Chip R&D Project: Based on advanced FinFET CMOS technology, the project will develop a series of FPGA chips supporting ultra‑large‑scale logic units (scalable beyond 4KK). It will focus on breakthroughs in ultra‑large‑scale chip architecture, high‑speed interface IP, 2.5D packaging technology, and supporting full‑flow EDA software to meet the demand for high‑performance FPGAs in next‑generation wireless communications, data centers, and hardware emulation. The project has a total investment of ¥735 million and a three‑year implementation period.
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Planar‑Process FPGA & FPSoC Chip Upgrade and Industrialization Project: On mature planar CMOS process platforms, the project will upgrade existing FPGA and FPSoC products to develop chips that support new bus protocols, multi‑channel high‑precision ADC, highly configurable SERDES, and security functions compliant with national cryptographic standards. The aim is to drive product industrialization in markets such as intelligent computing servers, smart vehicles, and smart grids. This project also has a three‑year timeline, with total investment of ¥588 million.
Anlu Technology stated that this fundraising is intended to tackle advanced technologies, enrich the product portfolio, and improve downstream market layout, addressing the urgent need in critical national sectors for fully self‑developed domestic FPGA/FPSoC chips. Through these projects, the company will further strengthen its technological barriers and promote the construction of a fully domestic ecosystem from wafer manufacturing and packaging/testing to EDA and IP, supporting the semiconductor industry chain’s autonomous and controllable progression.
ICgoodFind : Anlu Technology’s fundraising focuses on high‑end FPGA technology R&D and industrialization, reflecting domestic chip companies’ strategic positioning toward frontier markets like AI and communications. This initiative is expected to drive critical breakthroughs in both performance and ecosystem development for China’s FPGA industry.
