QBayLogic is a steward-owned FPGA/ASIC design house. We help businesses create innovative products by building high throughput, low latency, low power implementations of the complex algorithms that form the core of their product. These applications can be found in many different environments: embedded, on the edge, and in data-centers. QBayLogic also develops and supports the open-source Clash compiler, a compiler (written in Haskell) that takes high-level Haskell code and translates that to low-level HDL code used to program FPGA devices. We use Clash for most of our projects.
About QBayLogic
Our mission
At QBayLogic, our mission is “Building Elegant Solutions Together” and we strive to stretch the limits of what we can do with the digital circuits of today and tomorrow. We know that it’s better to work together, so we collaborate with other companies and educational institutions. Furthermore we work on building a community focused on advancing digital hardware design.
QBayLogic aims to modernize the digital hardware world by applying tried-and-tested technologies from different fields. This allows us to choose the best aspects of these fields and combine them into technically elegant solutions. With this approach we can work towards meeting the growing need for computing power, offering fresh and smart solutions in digital hardware design. Together, we strive to make digital hardware design easier, accessible and elegant.
Our vision
As computational requirements grow, the limitations of software-only solutions become increasingly clear. QBayLogic is committed to advancing digital hardware architectures as a robust alternative. Built on over ten years of academic research, our unique model-based methodology focuses on application-specific hardware solutions. Our workflow is designed for flexibility and reliability, where we leverage the powers of Haskell, software based verification techniques and modern design processes to create solutions that are right the first time, thereby accelerating time-to-market. Through modernizing the complex process of hardware design, QBayLogic aims to enable more organizations to unlock the full capabilities of digital logic, offering a more straightforward path to meet computational demands.
History
QBayLogic started as a two-person spin-off of the University of Twente, and has since grown to be an FPGA expert with customers all over the world.