Anlogic has broken out of the traditional substitution framework with cumulative shipments nearing 300 million units and four straight quarters of revenue growth. At its Shenzhen AEC FPGA Summit on May 13, 2026, the company unveiled two new FPGAs: the ELF5 and the Phoenix SALPHOENIX®1P series.

Phoenix 1P targets mid-to-high-density markets with a full mainland China supply chain. It features 12.5Gbps SerDes (89% performance uplift over peers), PCIe Gen3, and DDR4 support – a strong alternative when foreign chips face 40–50 week lead times.

ELF5 adopts a scenario-defined silicon approach. Its proprietary State Hold function maintains I/O stability during upgrades without system reboot – ideal for hot-swap servers and industrial maintenance.

Beyond hardware, Anlogic’s self-developed TD toolchain now compresses complex builds from 10+ hours to ~2 hours, with timing closure efficiency doubled. It has achieved ISO 26262 ASIL D and IEC 61508 SIL 4 certifications.

Financially, quarterly revenue grew from RMB 93M in Q1 2025 to RMB 166M in Q1 2026 (up 77% YoY). Gross margin rose to 43% in 2025.

ICgoodFind: Anlogic’s new FPGAs, software ecosystem, and steady financials prove China’s FPGA industry is now competing on value, not just price.