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You still have computer with operating system attached to GPU. FPGA can operate standalone. Edit: There are attempts to have real-time Linux. I saw impressive
by lnsru 8y ago
You still have computer with operating system attached to GPU. FPGA can operate standalone.
Edit: There are attempts to have real-time Linux. I saw impressive demos from OSADL, but none deployed in the field with GPU.
- Erlich_Bachman 8y agoBut FPGAs are still much more expensive than using GPUs overall, even if you include the cost of the computer.