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Dated Sep 1, 2025
An Open Government record describes a 2025-2026 NRC-supported project for ultra-low-latency FPGA SmartNIC functions, while Orthogone's current Altera partner page describes aerospace and defence FPGA applications.
Source: Orthogone FPGA acceleration contribution (opens in a new tab)Reviewed assessment
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Mission areas
Contributing capability
FPGA and embedded-systems engineering
Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
Embedded control, sensing and communications engineering could support autonomous platforms, subject to project-specific evidence.
Evidence strength: ModerateCapability last reviewed Aug 4, 2026
Open Mission areaContributing capability
FPGA and embedded-systems engineering
Edge Data Processing
Released Defence needs
Contributing capability
FPGA and embedded-systems engineering
Major-event and critical-infrastructure cyber defence
FPGA and embedded-systems engineering may help teams working on Major-event and critical-infrastructure cyber defence by contributing to detection and situational awareness, resilient communications and command, and cyber and digital operations.
Evidence strength: ModerateCapability last reviewed Aug 4, 2026
Open Defence needContributing capability
FPGA and embedded-systems engineering
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Technologies and services
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Custom FPGA, embedded and electronic-system engineering
FPGA and embedded-systems engineering
What it enables
Orthogone develops custom FPGA, embedded-computing and electronic-product solutions, including communications, radar, signal-processing and real-time systems for harsh, safety-critical and regulated environments.
Public record
Public programs and contracts
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Ecosystem relationships
IRAP contribution recipient
National Research Council Canada
Open Government records a $340,000 NRC contribution for Orthogone to develop FPGA-based SmartNIC acceleration and ultra-low-latency network functions.
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Which FPGA and embedded-systems engineering configurations are commercially available now, what integration or qualification work is required, and which public customer or deployment evidence can be shared?
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Geography
Saint-Laurent, Quebec
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Public sources
5
Last reviewed
Aug 12, 2026
Identity and profile
- Open source: Orthogone FPGA acceleration contribution (opens in a new tab)
Orthogone FPGA acceleration contribution
Open Government Canada · Sep 1, 2025
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