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> It won't be competitive with modern CPUs (by an order of magnitude) Two orders of magnitude. It's a struggle to get over 100 RISC MIPS on an FPGA, while cur
by brucehoult 3y ago
> It won't be competitive with modern CPUs (by an order of magnitude)
Two orders of magnitude.
It's a struggle to get over 100 RISC MIPS on an FPGA, while current CPUs cores from Intel, AMD, Apple can maintain over 10 billion instructions per second.