Probably worry about the future of access and direction for FPGAs. Most acquisitions of FPGA companies resulted in worse products afterwards. I'm probably suffering from confirmation bias here.
Is there any example of a FPGA provider delivering better products after acquisition?
EDIT: I'd wager that if the last administration hadn't blocked the sale of Lattice it would now be dead.
From my current perspective Actel was ok for its time. I worked with APA150 FPGAs in the past and for that ancient time it was ok. I heard, Microchip has cool SoC with RISC-V nowadays. I just don’t have time to play with them after work.
Uh at the high end there is Achronix and then the lower end you have Microchip(ex Microsemi(ex-Actel) and Lattice, Efinx and there are a couple of Chinese startups.
Is there any example of a FPGA provider delivering better products after acquisition?
EDIT: I'd wager that if the last administration hadn't blocked the sale of Lattice it would now be dead.