QuickLogic Corporation announced that Quantum Leap Solutions will serve as an authorized sales representative for its portfolio of embedded FPGA hard IP, strategic radiation‑hardened, antifuse, and ruggedized FPGA products. The partnership is designed to broaden QuickLogic’s customer engagement across strategic markets, leveraging Quantum Leap’s experience in semiconductor IP integration and chiplet architectures.
QuickLogic’s product line includes embedded FPGA hard IP that powers low‑power, high‑performance systems for defense, data‑center, and edge applications. The company’s radiation‑hardened and ruggedized FPGA offerings are tailored for aerospace and military environments, while its antifuse technology supports long‑term data retention in mission‑critical systems.
The appointment comes as QuickLogic accelerates its strategic pivot to focus exclusively on eFPGA IP licensing and professional services. The shift is driven by growing demand for flexible SoC designs in the IoT, defense, and data‑center markets, and by the company’s goal to provide customizable, low‑power solutions that can be post‑silicon configured. This focus aligns with the projected growth of the embedded semiconductor IP market, which is expanding alongside the broader IoT ecosystem.
Quantum Leap Solutions brings deep expertise in semiconductor IP integration and chiplet architectures, with a track record in defense, aerospace, data‑center, and edge markets. By partnering with Quantum Leap, QuickLogic gains access to a sales network that is already embedded in these high‑growth segments, enabling faster market penetration for its eFPGA IP and related professional services.
The partnership is expected to accelerate adoption of QuickLogic’s eFPGA IP, support the company’s revenue growth trajectory, and strengthen its position in the rapidly expanding embedded IP market. QuickLogic’s recent Q4 2025 results—$3.7 million in revenue, a 34.2% decline YoY, and a net loss of $2.9 million—highlight the need for new sales channels and market expansion. The appointment of Quantum Leap is a key component of the company’s strategy to offset revenue decline and capitalize on growing demand for flexible, low‑power programmable logic.
CEO Brian Faith expressed optimism about QuickLogic’s footing in 2026, noting that the company is “positioned for significant revenue growth beginning this year” and that a $13 million tranche of a U.S. government contract has been awarded. The partnership with Quantum Leap is part of the broader effort to strengthen QuickLogic’s commercial and government presence and to leverage its expanding eFPGA IP portfolio.
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