28/01/2026, hardwarebee
This page is for companies deciding whether to outsource FPGA development or build and maintain an in-house FPGA team.
Both models can work—but they solve very different problems. The wrong choice often leads to missed schedules, rising costs, or long-term technical debt.
When in-house FPGA development makes sense
Building FPGA capabilities internally is usually the right choice when:
FPGA work is continuous and long-term
The FPGA is a core, strategic part of the product
You already have experienced FPGA engineers
Knowledge retention is critical
Development timelines are flexible
In-house teams are best suited for platform-level ownership and long product lifecycles.
When outsourcing FPGA development makes sense
Outsourcing FPGA design is often the better option when:
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28/01/2026, hardwarebee
This page is for companies developing SoC FPGA-based systems that combine programmable logic with embedded processors and Linux.
SoC FPGA projects fail most often at the boundary between hardware and software. Incorrect early decisions or incomplete bring-up can stall progress for months. Experienced support helps teams reach a stable system faster.
When companies need SoC FPGA & Linux expertise
SoC FPGA design services are commonly used for projects involving:
SoC FPGA platforms (Zynq, Zynq UltraScale+, Agilex SoC, etc.)
Linux boot and bring-up
Device tree configuration and BSP integration
Hardware-software co-design
Custom peripherals and IP integration
Performance optimization between CPU and FPGA fabric
These systems require tight coordination between FPGA logic, bootloaders, kernels, and user-space software.
Why teams outsource SoC FPGA development
Companies outsource SoC FPGA and
28/01/2026, hardwarebee
This page is for companies that need FPGA expertise but require discretion.
If your project involves proprietary IP, regulated environments, competitive timelines, or early-stage product development, submitting a public RFQ or contacting vendors directly may not be appropriate.
HardwareBee allows you to request FPGA design support confidentially and control who sees your information.
When a confidential FPGA RFQ is the right choice
Companies use confidential RFQs when:
The project is still in stealth mode
Intellectual property must remain protected
The design involves regulated or sensitive applications
Vendor outreach must be tightly controlled
Early feasibility or architectural evaluation is needed
Internal approval has not been finalized
You can initiate conversations without revealing company identity or detailed IP.
What information you need to provide
You do not need a complete specification.
A confidential FPGA RFQ typically includes:
High-level project description
Target application or domain
Performance or functional goals
Expected timeline
Level of support required (partial or full)
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28/01/2026, hardwarebee
This page is for companies developing high-speed FPGA systems where data rates, signal integrity, and timing margins are critical.
High-speed FPGA designs are unforgiving. Small architectural or implementation mistakes can lead to unstable systems, long debug cycles, or designs that never meet performance targets. Experienced support dramatically reduces these risks.
When companies need high-speed FPGA expertise
FPGA design services are commonly required for projects involving:
PCIe Gen3 / Gen4 / Gen5 interfaces
DDR3 / DDR4 / DDR5 memory controllers
High-speed SERDES and transceivers
High-bandwidth data acquisition systems
FPGA-based acceleration cards
Low-latency data movement pipelines
These systems often push device limits and require deep understanding of timing closure, memory architecture, and board-level constraints.
Why teams
21/01/2026, hardwarebee
Developing FPGA-based automotive systems requires more than raw performance. Designs must meet strict safety, reliability, and lifecycle requirements while operating in demanding real-world environments.
This page is for companies building automotive electronics such as ADAS, radar, sensor fusion, in-vehicle networking, or high-reliability control systems that require production-ready FPGA designs.
Automotive
04/01/2026, hardwarebee
Recover delayed, unstable, or underperforming FPGA projects by bringing in experienced design teams that specialize in fixing what isn’t working.
This page is for companies facing missed milestones, performance issues, stalled FPGA development, or internal resource gaps and need external expertise to stabilize the project and move it forward.
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04/01/2026, hardwarebee
Get reliable FPGA design support for medical devices and regulated healthcare systems — built for accuracy, traceability, and long-term reliability.
This page is for companies developing medical imaging, diagnostics, monitoring, or signal-processing systems that require production-grade FPGA designs and an understanding of regulated development environments.
Medical FPGA projects
04/01/2026, hardwarebee
Get expert FPGA design support for radar and RF signal processing systems — built for real-time performance, accuracy, and reliability.
This page is for companies developing radar, RF sensing, SDR, or high-frequency signal processing systems that require deterministic, low-latency FPGA implementations.
Radar and RF projects are among the
04/01/2026, hardwarebee
Get reliable FPGA design support for high-speed networking and Ethernet-based systems — without risking performance or schedule overruns.
This page is for companies building Ethernet, packet processing, data streaming, or low-latency networking systems that require production-grade FPGA implementations.
If your project involves high throughput, strict latency targets, or
04/01/2026, hardwarebee
Get expert FPGA design support for real-time video and image processing systems — without the risk of trial-and-error development.
This page is for companies building camera pipelines, vision systems, video compression, or high-bandwidth image processing applications that require reliable, production-ready FPGA designs.
If your project involves strict latency