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The company I work for builds exactly that. NICs, which are actually FPGA's with area larger than what is necessary to build the NIC alone. Our customers then e
by deadgrey19 10y ago
The company I work for builds exactly that. NICs, which are actually FPGA's with area larger than what is necessary to build the NIC alone. Our customers then either just use the NIC or add custom firmware for their own applications.
http://exablaze.com/exanic-x10 http://exablaze.com/exanic-x10
http://exablaze.com/exanic-x40 http://exablaze.com/exanic-x40
We also build switches this way too:
http://exablaze.com/exalink-fusion http://exablaze.com/exalink-fusion
- dom0 10y agoMarketing hint: Don't use renders of hardware as hero images if you already have the real hardware (as the video below shows). Using a render always makes the impression that you didn't build it yet.
- deadgrey19 10y agoHa. Thanks yes. Too busy selling stuff to get around to fixing the website. It's on the list of things to do...
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