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Xilinx provides the logic chips, but building the system around that seems totally up to Subaru.
by flyinglizard 6y ago
Xilinx provides the logic chips, but building the system around that seems totally up to Subaru.
- sgerenser 6y agoYes, buying chips from Xilinx would be a bit like buying CPUs from Intel, not like buying a complete turnkey solution from MobilEye (which I realize is also Intel).
- uxp100 6y agoYeah, I wasn't quite sure of that reading the article. I think to prove the usefulness of this hybrid SoC they did at least some of the development. There are situations where Xilinx makes a commodity product that you buy from a distributor, but based on almost nothing, I really suspect developing the software and logic of this system was a subaru/xilinx partnership, or maybe primarily Xilinx.
- touisteur 6y agoMaybe middle of the road. Xilinx seem to have developed a lot of CNN/DL API/library stuff recently. Far from turnkey, but I wasn't expecting so much stuff when I looked it up recently.