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every FPGA is far more closed and secretive about its internals than Intel ever has been about its CPUs.
by throwaway2048 8y ago
every FPGA is far more closed and secretive about its internals than Intel ever has been about its CPUs.
- astrange 8y agoThe largest(?) FPGA brand Xilinx is owned by Intel now, so maybe it'll get better.
- jsolson 8y agoAltera was acquired by Intel. Xilinx was not.
- Cyph0n 8y agoBecause an FPGA’s internals is secret sauce... Xilinx et al. are open enough about how their chips work imo. You are not going to find something like Intel ME on an FPGA.
- throwaway2048 8y agoThey don't even let you use anything except their IDE tools, and even then they are tightly controlled, you have absolutely no idea if they contain an intel ME style firmware.