SoC FPGA Design & Linux Bring-Up Services

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 Linux bring-up when:

• Internal teams lack deep hardware-software integration experience
• Linux fails to boot reliably or peripherals are unstable
• Debugging crosses hardware and software boundaries
• Time-to-market pressure is high
• The platform must move from prototype to production

Specialized SoC FPGA teams bring proven workflows that reduce integration risk and accelerate stabilization.

What SoC FPGA services typically include

Outsourced SoC FPGA services often cover:

• SoC architecture and partitioning
• FPGA fabric design and IP integration
• Bootloader configuration (FSBL, U-Boot, etc.)
• Linux kernel bring-up and customization
• Device tree creation and maintenance
• Driver integration and debugging
• System validation and performance tuning

Many projects succeed or fail based on early bring-up quality—this is where experience has the biggest impact.

How HardwareBee helps

HardwareBee connects you with FPGA design companies experienced in SoC FPGA platforms and Linux bring-up.

Through this page, you can reach:

• Teams experienced in hardware-software co-design
• Vendors skilled in Linux BSPs and device trees
• Design partners supporting prototype and production systems
• Specialists available for partial or full project ownership

Describe your requirements once and get matched with qualified SoC FPGA specialists.

How it works

1. Describe your SoC FPGA platform and system goals
2. Your request is shared with relevant FPGA design companies
3. Interested vendors respond with capabilities and availability

You decide how to proceed and who to engage.

Call to action

Start your SoC FPGA project

You do not need a final architecture—platform choice, goals, and timelines are enough to begin.

Get matched with SoC FPGA and Linux experts here.