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Lattice Semiconductor

Lattice Semiconductor makes small, low-power FPGAs (chips that customers can reprogram after manufacture) used for control, security and sensor connections in servers, communications gear, cars and industrial equipment; in July 2026 it bought AMI, a server firmware and management software company.

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What it does

Lattice Semiconductor makes small, low-power FPGAs (chips that customers can reprogram after manufacture) used for control, security and sensor connections in servers, communications gear, cars and industrial equipment; in July 2026 it bought AMI, a server firmware and management software company.

Why it matters

It says AI-related server demand is a main driver of its growth, and with AMI it sells firmware and management software to cloud and AI data-center operators; it also works with NVIDIA on sensor-bridge designs for robotics. It is a small, supporting supplier rather than a maker of AI processors.

How it makes money

Server, communications, industrial and automotive equipment makers pay it for FPGAs and related software, and data-center customers pay for AMI firmware and manageability products.

Geography

United States (Hillsboro, Oregon)

AI stack position

AI chips and networking. The companies designing the processors, accelerators and networking equipment that do the actual computing behind AI, including GPUs like NVIDIA's, and the high-speed connections that link thousands of them together.

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Connections (2)

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Current relationships (1)

Lattice Semiconductor builds its Nexus FPGA platform on process technology from Samsung Electronics
Uses technology fromCurrent
Lattice said its Nexus FPGA platform is developed on Samsung's high-volume 28nm FD-SOI process technology.

Source: 2019-12-10 · reviewed 2026-09-26

Evidence: Primary-source statement · Platform launched December 2019; current status not confirmed

Limits: Describes the process used for one product platform at launch; does not establish volumes, pricing, whether Samsung makes Lattice's other products, or that the arrangement is unchanged.

Lattice Announces New Low Power FPGA Platform ↗

Dated or announced (1)

Lattice Semiconductor joined the Halos physical-AI safety ecosystem of NVIDIA
Partners withDated / announced
Lattice said it joined the NVIDIA Halos AI Systems Inspection Lab ecosystem and will work with NVIDIA and other members on Halos-certified designs based on Holoscan Sensor Bridge.

Source: 2026-03-16 · reviewed 2026-09-26

Evidence: Primary-source statement · Announced March 2026; not confirmed operating

Limits: Ecosystem membership announcement; does not establish certified products, customer deployments, revenue, or financial terms with NVIDIA.

Lattice Joins NVIDIA Halos Ecosystem to Advance Safety for Physical AI with Holoscan Sensor Bridge ↗
Evidence for this profile

Lattice Semiconductor Reports Record 2Q26 Revenue, Up 62% YOY ↗
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