Confidential FPGA Design RFQ

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)

Sensitive details such as source code, schematics, or proprietary algorithms are not required at this stage.

How confidentiality is handled

HardwareBee is designed to protect your information:

• Your request is anonymized by default
• Only vetted FPGA design companies see your RFQ
• You choose which vendors to engage
• No unsolicited outreach or public exposure

You remain in full control throughout the process.

How HardwareBee helps

HardwareBee connects you with experienced FPGA design partners while preserving confidentiality.

Through this page, you can:

• Reach specialized FPGA teams discreetly
• Evaluate vendor capabilities before sharing details
• Control engagement scope and timing
• Avoid public RFQs or blind outreach

This approach reduces risk while accelerating access to expertise.

How it works

1. Submit a confidential FPGA design request
2. Your anonymized RFQ is shared with relevant FPGA vendors
3. Interested teams respond with capabilities and availability

You decide when and how to proceed with direct discussions.

Call to action

Submit a confidential FPGA design request

You can start with a high-level description. No sensitive details are required.

Get matched with trusted FPGA design partners—confidentially here.