It's a matter of programming an FPGA to be faster than anyone else's FPGA when handed the task from software. So technically, yes, it's simply a matter of desig

It's a matter of programming an FPGA to be faster than anyone else's FPGA when handed the task from software. So technically, yes, it's simply a matter of designing hardware. The part that's not so simple is designing hardware given the same FPGA as every other competitor and making it faster than all of them while returning only correct answers.