Call for Papers Compelling Logic in Practice: Your Topics at the FPGA Conference Europe 2025

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Sharing Knowledge, Making an Impact: In early July 2025, Europe's largest FPGA conference will once again dedicate three days to all aspects of working with Field Programmable Gate Arrays. Do you have profound insights or unique solutions ready? Then submit them by January 31, 2025, as a topic!

The FPGA world is facing turbulent times: While AMD could present the successful integration of the FPGA business into its existing CPU and GPU product line, the marriage between Altera and Intel has been quite bumpy. After nine years of partnership, the FPGA manufacturer reverted to its "maiden name." Now, a complete separation seems imminent, with Intel considering divesting itself of Altera.

Some observers may see this as an opportunity: After years of perceived stagnation, some momentum could return to the portfolio of the still prominent provider. At least, that is the hope of those developers who could never quite get comfortable with the leading, but more high-end application-focused components from Xilinx (now AMD).

The demand is unquestionable: Whether in small embedded applications or complex AI and automotive applications, the market for FPGA solutions is buzzing like never before. More providers than ever are entering the market, and FPGAs are penetrating more and more industrial application areas. Flexibility, scalability, and high computing power for dedicated tasks are increasingly in demand, even in compact systems—and this is precisely where FPGAs can fully leverage their strengths.

It can be difficult to keep track of current developments. The FPGA Conference Europe has established itself for years as the ideal platform to provide not only an overview of the fundamentals but also the current trends in FPGA development and the resulting applications.

This is where you come into play: Do you have exciting solutions or profound insights into working with FPGAs that you would like to share with a skilled professional audience? Then submit your presentation to the [FPGA Conference Europe 2025](https://www.fpga-conference.eu/)! Europe's largest professional conference on freely programmable components and related technologies will once again bring together developers, solution providers, distributors, and OEMs for programmable components and related technologies from July 1-3, 2025 - the perfect platform for your contribution! The focus is on practical solutions that help developers and can be quickly integrated into their own projects.

Key Topics of the FPGA Conference Europe 2025

The central topics for the coming year include:

• Board-level designs and system architecture

• FPGA fundamentals and direct application cases

• Vendor Selection: Strategies for the right component choice

• High-speed interfaces

• Open-source approaches for programmable platforms

• Functional safety and security

• Future-proof design of modern embedded systems

• The latest trends in FPGA tools, techniques, and high-level synthesis

• UVVM and OSVVM

• Testing, debugging, and rapid verification of FPGA systems

If you would like to share your knowledge as a speaker with a wide professional audience, please submit a lecture title and a short and meaningful summary of your planned lecture in English. Your proposal should include:

• the title of your contribution

• Full name, academic degree, and workplace of the author (company or institution)

• Email and phone number of the speaker

• Short summary (about 2,000 characters) of your planned lecture

• A classification of the target audience: Beginner/Intermediate/Expert.

The presentation language is English, as the conference targets an international audience. The duration for a presentation is 40 minutes, and for tutorials, a maximum of 85 minutes. The presentations should appeal to embedded developers and ideally be application-oriented, dealing with technical, technological, or standardization-relevant aspects of the mentioned topics. Unfortunately, we cannot consider overly marketing-oriented contributions. Also important: We require permission to share the accepted presentations with the participants of the FPGA Conference Europe.

Please note: The Call for Papers ends on January 31, 2025.

We look forward to your proposals!