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Yes, and it has been done. There are FPGA's that you can connect to with PCIe, and you only have to pay the small price of writing an FPGA implementation for yo
by rustybolt 6y ago
Yes, and it has been done. There are FPGA's that you can connect to with PCIe, and you only have to pay the small price of writing an FPGA implementation for your usecase. It usually takes just a couple of weeks (OK, maybe months).
- SomeoneFromCA 6y agoYou might actuall go even faster than PCIe, by pretending being a DDR4 memory stick.