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License the inference core into your own silicon.

License Fanshi inference cores into your own ASIC or FPGA. One core family, four architectures, running on an evaluation board first.

FPGA evaluation board on a lab bench
Fig. 1 · Inference core running on the evaluation board
FS-Fusion Multimodal fusion inference IP

Multimodal fusion inference IP

FS-Fusion

Joint vision-language understanding (VLM) and multi-sensor fusion, computed in place at the edge.

Native SmolVLM + SegFormer MiT fusion pipeline

FS-Attention Hybrid attention inference IP

Hybrid attention inference IP

FS-Attention

Native support for hybrid-attention large language models.

Qwen3 / 3.5 (0.6B to 9B) and SmolLM2

FS-MoE Sparse mixture-of-experts inference IP

Sparse mixture-of-experts inference IP

FS-MoE

Built for dynamically activated sparse models, carrying large parameter counts within limited bandwidth.

Large sparse models on edge budgets

FS-Linear Linear attention and new-architecture IP

Linear attention and new-architecture IP

FS-Linear

Linear attention and RNN-style architectures such as DeltaNet.

Very low latency streaming with unbounded context

Run it on an FPGA first. Decide on tape-out later.

The evaluation board plus customizable IP licensing validates model mapping, interfaces and the full system path, so an engineering sample exists before silicon does.

Connecting a camera module to the evaluation board

From IP licence to tape-out

  1. 01

    Choose the route

    Target model, performance and power goals, update cadence, interfaces. The first question is always: how often does the model change?

  2. 02

    FPGA evaluation

    Deploy the inference core on the evaluation board, run the model, measure accuracy and throughput: the first engineering sample.

  3. 03

    System design-in

    Interfaces, system software and field validation around the evaluation results, turning the sample into a product prototype.

  4. 04

    ASIC delivery

    Once the model is frozen: production ASIC, or the IP integrated into your own silicon.

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