Altera

Altera is Intel's spun-out FPGA (field-programmable gate array) business, re-established as a standalone subsidiary in 2024 after operating for years as an internal Intel division. Intel originally acquired the predecessor Altera Corporation in 2015 for approximately $16.7 billion, one of the largest semiconductor acquisitions of that era. The company's flagship products are FPGA and SoC (system-on-chip) devices used in data centers, telecommunications infrastructure, defense systems, and autonomous vehicles.

Detailed public information about Altera's specific Israeli operations as an independent entity is limited at this time.