AccelFury

FPGA IP cores and hardware acceleration prototypes for cryptography, signal processing and edge AI

AccelFury designs vendor-aware FPGA IP cores, RTL modules, verification assets and acceleration prototypes for teams that need deterministic hardware.

Catalog architecture

IP core categories

The site is structured as a platform catalog, not as a single-core landing page.

Audio & signal processing

Streaming audio, PDM, PCM, filtering and signal-processing blocks with explicit clocking and verification status.

Cryptography

Cryptographic datapaths and primitives where public claims are tied to specifications, tests and measured evidence.

ZK-friendly primitives

Research and prototype work for field arithmetic, hashes, MSM, NTT and related proof-system bottlenecks.

Memory and streaming

FIFOs, stream adapters, buffering, backpressure handling and data-movement blocks.

Interfaces and protocol adapters

Board and subsystem adapters for protocol boundaries, handshakes and integration wrappers.

Bus bridges

Bridges between internal streams, memory-mapped buses and board-local integration boundaries.

Edge AI / DSP

Prototype dataflow for quantized inference, preprocessing and latency-sensitive DSP pipelines.

Verification utilities

Testbench helpers, debug wrappers, checkers and evidence packaging utilities.

Board support wrappers

Board-local wrappers and constraints that remain fail-closed until build and measurement evidence exist.

Other documented IP

Reserved for documented cores that do not fit an existing category. It should not be used to hide unclear status.

Engineering output

What we deliver

AccelFury sells reviewable engineering work: source, tests, docs, wrappers, licensing and support boundaries.

Engineering handoff

Work is scoped as reviewable artifacts that can be inspected, simulated, integrated and licensed.

  • RTL/SystemVerilog/Verilog IP
  • testbenches
  • simulation scripts
  • synthesis notes
  • board integration notes
  • wrappers
  • documentation
  • commercial licensing
  • paid support
  • architecture review
  • feasibility reports

Trust model

Evidence-first engineering

Facts, limitations and verification state are visible before commercial discussion.

Claim boundary

Public claims must link to repo, docs, benchmark, measurement or release evidence.

  • No fake benchmarks
  • No unsupported pinouts
  • No silent source-of-truth LLM content
  • Every core has status, docs, limitations and verification level

Public core catalog

Current public assets

Public core data is available through the catalog and machine-readable JSON export.

Catalog status

1 public core entry is documented in the structured catalog. Open the catalog for names, status and evidence.

  • Catalog entries are generated from /data/cores.json.
  • Core-specific status and limitations stay in the catalog and detail pages.

Commercial work

Engagement models

Commercial work is framed around technical review, custom IP, licensing, support and R&D prototypes.

Custom FPGA IP development

Specification, RTL implementation, verification and integration support for workload-specific FPGA/IP cores.

Review service

FPGA acceleration feasibility review and prototyping

Workload analysis, architecture options, resource estimates, risk review and prototype planning for hardware acceleration projects.

Review service

Cryptography/ZK acceleration R&D

Research-track architecture review and prototype planning for NTT, MSM, hash pipelines and related proof-system bottlenecks.

Review service

Edge AI / DSP pipeline prototyping

Prototype FPGA dataflow for quantized inference paths, streaming DSP pipelines and latency-oriented preprocessing blocks.

Review service

Commercial licensing and support

Commercial licensing discussions and paid support for integration, documentation, priority fixes and release-readiness review.

Review service

Next step

Send workload, target board and constraints

The useful first message includes workload, board, interfaces, timing target, throughput target, power constraints and NDA requirements.