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More downsides I'd say, the point of the FPGA is that you can always replace and update the cores according to what you need any given moment, just "download yo
by anyfoo 5y ago
More downsides I'd say, the point of the FPGA is that you can always replace and update the cores according to what you need any given moment, just "download your game console" essentially. Physically swapping hard ASICs isn't as convenient. :)