"If you have an unlimited amount of time and resources, the best solution for speed will be coded in FPGA" With all that real estate on CPUs, I really would li

"If you have an unlimited amount of time and resources, the best solution for speed will be coded in FPGA" With all that real estate on CPUs, I really would like an FPGA. If Oracle wanted to make money on Java, it could offer a commercial java that compiles bytecode to FPGA. Apple with Rosetta2 could have done an FPGA. Emulation of lots of systems that will be abandoned by their commercial companies has always relied on the mhz and node shrink "free ride", and that's over. FPGAs could handle a lot of legitimate emulation.