"People who are really serious about software should make their own hardware."
Alan Kay, 1982
Coming from software, hardware is walled off: expensive licenses, a steep barrier to entry, and an IP culture that keeps progress private. Yet algorithmic progress is upper-bounded by the silicon it runs on.
The Manhattan Project split the atom. Manhattan Reasoning splits hardware open. Open toolchains, open to anyone. FPGAs for all.
Manhattan Reasoning provides cloud FPGA access to Lattice ECP5s, built on the Yosys and nextpnr toolchains, plus containerized sandboxes for local agentic development.
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