I love FPGAs in a simplistic sort of way. I first started working with them when I was in school (1994-96) and thought I was going to spend my life with them. O

I love FPGAs in a simplistic sort of way. I first started working with them when I was in school (1994-96) and thought I was going to spend my life with them. Other than some simulations with very expensive software that had been donated by Motorola I never actually used FPGAs. But from when I first started looking at them, I thought they would be the building blocks for an AI machine that could be added on to forever. I still think so, but I thought that there would be more visibility into the internal workings of the chips.