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There are some industries that take advantage of FPGAs alongside CPU(s) to move some computations into hardware for speed gains while maintaining flexibility. M
by lumb63 3y ago
There are some industries that take advantage of FPGAs alongside CPU(s) to move some computations into hardware for speed gains while maintaining flexibility. Maybe something like that is possible. For examples, look at the Versal chip.
- synthos 3y agoXilinx's AI has a dedicated AI accelerator in the versal so calling it taking advantage of FPGA isn't quite accurate. It's really another chip that happens to be copackaged with the FPGA