3 ms·
You don't even need to spin your own silicon, just slap FizzBuzz on the $50k Xilinx XCVU13P and FizzBuzz at a whopping >500GB/s using all of its transceivers. T
by sweetjuly 3y ago
You don't even need to spin your own silicon, just slap FizzBuzz on the $50k Xilinx XCVU13P and FizzBuzz at a whopping >500GB/s using all of its transceivers. Though, you'd probably need two of 'em (somebody has to receive all that FizzBuzz) so toss in another $50k for another, and them hmm you need some top tier signaling talent to manage all that, so probably add in $250k to get somebody to do this. A mere $350k for the FizzBuzz crown, it's a steal really.
- 15155 3y agoIf you're paying more than $300-500 for a XCVU13P, you're doing it wrong.
- Foobar8568 3y agoIs there a joke somewhere there? Because I don't see how this chip can be found at $300-500.
- zorgmonkey 3y agoHere is one on ebay for $600, realistically you'd need a nice rework station and the skills to reball it to actually use it. FPGA pricing for on places like mouser and digikey is notorious for being an outright lie, the high volume prices are way less then 50k (don't get me wrong they're still expensive chips, just less expensive than that). https://www.ebay.com/itm/364213117135?hash=item54cccb20cf:g:iIcAAOSw2ENkM7wH https://www.ebay.com/itm/364213117135?hash=item54cccb20cf:g:...
- 15155 3y agoThe China secondhand market is teeming with them.