Sundance Digital Signal Processing, a privately owned company headquartered in the US and operating as a subsidiary of Avid, was founded in 1994. The company specializes in defense and space manufacturing, functioning as a worldwide supplier of DSP and FPGA processor boards and I/O modules. These modules are developed in support of parallel processing applications across various fields, including imaging, radar, sonar, simulation, industrial control, and military sectors.
On August 18, 2026, Sundance Digital Signal Processing discussed the importance of resistant FPGAs for medical imaging equipment, addressing the challenges of sensitive electronics operating near active radiation sources in devices such as CT scanners and linear accelerators. Previously, on August 11, the company explored VPX and VNX+ as complementary standards for Size, Weight, and Power (SWaP) systems within rugged embedded computing environments, emphasizing that VNX+ should not be viewed solely as a replacement for VPX. Earlier, on August 4, Sundance detailed the unique boot mechanics and challenges encountered when working with the Microchip PolarFire SoC architecture on customized hardware modules like its own SE301 / SOM1-SoC or PolarBerry. On July 28, it described its FMC-GPIO module, which features a split-architecture design comprising an FMC module, an auxiliary card, and flex cables, aimed at improving I/O accessibility for FPGA engineers. This followed its July 21 discussion on secure edge computing, highlighting the shift toward designing hardware resistant to physical adversaries, specifically mentioning PolarBerry in this context.
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