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Yes, 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 Int
by sgerenser 6y ago
Yes, 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.