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Working with Intel
- 2 years ago
Hello,
You can contact your local Intel Distributor to register as Intel Partner / Design Partner. For example of Intel Design Partner can refer to SLS corp. link: https://www.slscorp.com/ipcore
This is the list of Intel FPGA design partners : https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/partner/showcase/partner-directory/fpga-design-services.html#sort=%40title%20ascending
example for Intel FPGA board design partner : https://www.terasic.com.tw/en/
regards,
Farabi
Ditto.
If you are an engineer working for a large corporation that is designing in some Intel technology to a product that offers the possibility of sales in the tens to hundreds of millions of dollars to Intel they will jump over hoops to help you.
I worked for a very large networking firm and we used lots of Intel technology and we received extremely valuable engineering support direct from Intel. But we didn't go thru this forum, the company I worked for had dedicated onsite Intel engineering support people.
But I suspect if you have to ask the question here this is not your scenario.
You sound like a hobbyist or student designing something for your own use.
ROI on Intel helping you will be at best zero and likely negative to Intel.
So as GLees says you might get some time from an Intel FAE or a distributor support person (likely not an engineer).
Or use the resource of this forum.
Post your designs and ask for review. Many experienced people here are more than willing to critique your design.
But no one here, or at Intel, is going to do it for you.
If you need that kind of help or expertise you need to hire a contract engineer or find someone friendly local to you.