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Xilinx advertises "EasyPath" as an ASIC alternative, but I'm pretty sure that's just a form of cost reduction for the exact same FPGA chips (by enabling them to
by 0xcde4c3db 11y ago
Xilinx advertises "EasyPath" as an ASIC alternative, but I'm pretty sure that's just a form of cost reduction for the exact same FPGA chips (by enabling them to use defective chips where the specified bitstream doesn't hit the defect?) rather than an actual "hard" option.
- nickpsecurity 11y agoNow that is interesting. Ive neither heard of nor though of that in FPGA's. It's a proven trick given it was used by AMD for Tri-Core processors which were Quad-Core processors with a faulty, disabled core. Now I'm wondering if I should ask more vendors about for discounts haha.