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> Completely unrealistic, but it would be interesting to have on the fly reprogramable FPGAs on die that can be assigned specific tasks on demand. I've always
by earenndil 9y ago
> Completely unrealistic, but it would be interesting to have on the fly reprogramable FPGAs on die that can be assigned specific tasks on demand.
I've always wanted this! "Hardware accelerated" would become a thing of the past, because everything could hardware accelerate itself. It would probably be more like ram than a graphics card, though, and could probably be designed so each application could specify how many gates it wants.
> This of course has tons of risks
Like what?