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not sure they haven't always been fairly accessible? I suppose prices are now dirt cheap vs. 2010/11 where I'd have to pay 300-400 for a mediocre FPGA (I've use
by jcbeard 10y ago
not sure they haven't always been fairly accessible? I suppose prices are now dirt cheap vs. 2010/11 where I'd have to pay 300-400 for a mediocre FPGA (I've used digilent for years, prices on there have dropped quite fast in the last two years or so). then again, atmel had an FPGA co-processor for awhile at a relatively cheap price (can't remember the name...probably X28 with some characters), but still not really capable of running a neural network at any appreciable depth.
- asimuvPR 10y agoThey may have been available for sale but people probably did not know about them. That itself takes most of the time. People need to learn about the product and understand how it can be used.