Movellus, a Santa Clara‑based provider of power‑and‑performance optimization technology, announced that its Aeonic Generate™ IP Family has been selected to power QuickLogic Corporation’s Strategic Radiation‑Hardened (SRH) FPGA program. The partnership is intended to strengthen QuickLogic’s domestic, defense‑grade programmable logic portfolio, a key focus area for the company’s defense and aerospace customers.
QuickLogic’s CEO Brian Faith said the collaboration "is a key component in the successful execution of our Strategic Radiation Hardened FPGA program. This integration will support our broader objective of providing the defense and aerospace industries with a robust, domestically sourced and fabricated programmable logic platform that meets the rigorous demands of strategic‑grade applications." The move aligns with QuickLogic’s strategy to secure its position as the sole U.S. source for radiation‑hardened FPGAs and to expand its eFPGA IP offerings for advanced process nodes.
Mo Faisal, CEO of Movellus, added that "Through our involvement in this initiative, we are helping to ensure that next‑generation defense, aerospace and space systems have the robust clocking foundation necessary to maintain performance and reliability in the most challenging environments." The Aeonic Generate IP Family is designed for power and performance optimization, which is critical for high‑reliability applications in harsh environments such as space and nuclear‑grade electronics.
The partnership is a tangible step toward QuickLogic’s 2026 catalysts. By integrating Movellus’s clocking IP, QuickLogic can improve the performance and reliability of its SRH FPGAs, potentially opening a new revenue stream for defense‑grade FPGA solutions. The company has recently increased its U.S. government contract ceiling to approximately $88 million and received orders for its SRH FPGA Development Kit, underscoring the growing demand for domestically sourced, radiation‑hardened components.
QuickLogic reported Q4 2025 revenue of $3.7 million, down 35% year‑over‑year, and a non‑GAAP net loss of $2.9 million. The company guided for Q1 2026 revenue of $5.5 million ±10% and a non‑GAAP gross margin of about 45% ±5%, with a full‑year 2026 forecast of 57%. The Movellus partnership supports these growth targets by enhancing product capability and positioning QuickLogic to capture a larger share of the defense and aerospace FPGA market.
In summary, the selection of Movellus’s clocking IP for QuickLogic’s SRH FPGA program marks a significant milestone that strengthens the company’s domestic, defense‑grade portfolio and aligns with its strategic focus on radiation‑hardened solutions. The partnership is expected to enhance product performance, support upcoming contract opportunities, and contribute to QuickLogic’s 2026 growth objectives.
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