embedded world 2026 Podcast with Lattice Semiconductor
Lattice Semiconductor's Esam Elashmawi sits with Embedded Computing Design's Rich Nass to talk about the company's latest programmable devices.
Senior Vice President and Chief Strategy & Marketing Officer, Lattice Semiconductor
Search every verified Esam Elashmawi interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. In a September 2014 appearance, Esam Elashmawi discussed Microsemi's focus on "powering a smart, secure and connected world." He described the company's SmartFusion product as "doing very well in the industry and beating our expectations." Elashmawi also introduced a new 65 nanometer embedded flash technology, developed in collaboration with UMC, which he said would be the first to market and offer twice the performance of previous offerings. He stated that the technology provides SEU immunity, reliability, low power, and security. Elashmawi explained that the company added high-speed interfaces and hard signal processing blocks to its products, which he said did not exist before, to expand the benefits of flash technology to the rest of the industry. He divided the terrestrial programmable logic market into two halves: "datapath," focused on high-speed communications and bandwidth, and "sense and control," focused on sensing and controlling functions. He noted that Microsemi's customizable SOC division was concentrating on the sense and control segment.
Lattice Semiconductor's Esam Elashmawi sits with Embedded Computing Design's Rich Nass to talk about the company's latest programmable devices.
In this interview, Esam Elashmawi, Chief Strategy and Marketing Officer at Lattice Semiconductor, joins Bob O’Donnell of TECHnalysis to discuss how system architecture is evolving as AI, communications, and industrial markets grow more complex. The discussion explores why value is shifting beyond peak compute toward system level requirements such as control, security, determinism, connectivity, and power efficiency, and how low power programmable solutions are enabling this next phase of design. Esam also shares what customers should watch for as architectures continue to evolve from cloud to…
In this interview with EE Times' senior India correspondent Yashasvini Razdan, Esam Elashmawi, chief strategy and marketing officer at Lattice Semiconductor, talks about how Lattice field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) fit into the artificial intelligence (AI) landscape, from data centers to edge and far edge applications. He shares practical examples around sensor fusion, low power artificial intelligence, security at the silicon level, and how programmability helps customers adapt to changing requirements. Esam also discusses post-quantum security, emerging applications such as robotics…
On this episode of the Futurum Tech Podcast – Interview Series I am joined by Esam Elashmawi, Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer for Lattice Semiconductor. Lattice is a leader in building small, powerful, efficient FPGAs that are used across all end markets and critical infrastructure. Our discussion centered on their recent Investor Day and the impressive announcements that are defining the future of the company. Lattice Semiconductor’s Investor Day My conversation with Esam also revolved around the following: ● The promises Lattice made in 2019 and everything that the accomplished…
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