> It's amazing seeing the ML FPGA come out on a CPU. I don't know what "on a CPU" means here but the AIEngine tiles aren't FPGA-like or reconfigurable logic -

> It's amazing seeing the ML FPGA come out on a CPU. I don't know what "on a CPU" means here but the AIEngine tiles aren't FPGA-like or reconfigurable logic - I don't know where you got that idea. As the diagrams show they are VLIW with vector instructions. They (the fabric, not AIE tiles) do have fully programmable DMA engines but I don't know how much is exposed to third-party devs. > it's potential bridge for AMD to make their FPGA in general used & adopted. This isn't happening and won't ever happen because absolutely no one wants to "program" reconfigurable logic. > yosys or openxla These two things are so far apart that I have no clue what you're suggesting here regarding synthesis.