I don't specialize in hardware but I'd guess this is very situation dependant. Algorithms that can easily be implemented on FPGAs and parallelized could probabl

I don't specialize in hardware but I'd guess this is very situation dependant. Algorithms that can easily be implemented on FPGAs and parallelized could probably see easy gains. There are also real world considerations that big o notation doesn't cover. Sorting algorithm A may be faster than algorithm B due to better cache usage even if B is algorithmically better.