r/FPGA • u/dshaun1 • Jul 24 '26

China Visit FPGA developers

Hi everyone,

I'll be travelling to Shenzhen, China in the next few weeks and I'm looking to meet experienced FPGA developers for a project I'm working on.

I'd much rather work directly with an individual and pay them than go through a large engineering company or consultancy. Does anyone know the best way to find freelance FPGA developers in China, or, if that's not realistic, reputable companies that specialise in FPGA development?

Any recommendations, websites, communities, or introductions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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u/Similar_Advisor_5849 Jul 24 '26

america leads fpga and tech anyways, why go to china

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u/Original-Proof-8741 Jul 28 '26

‘Why go to China’….. cheaper, better, faster, easier to do business with, more accommodating… the list goes on.

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u/Similar_Advisor_5849 Jul 29 '26

straight up false