I actually think there are a ton of problems which could benefit. But there is just very little mindshare. You basically have 1000x the people working on buildi

I actually think there are a ton of problems which could benefit. But there is just very little mindshare. You basically have 1000x the people working on building software to run efficiently on the GPU. No way FPGA touches that. In addition it's a specialized set of skills to build high performance circuits. Whereas running on a GPU is "just" software. So even though I think FPGA could win out from an efficiency perspective for some problems there is just not enough people/companies working on it to win out. It also doesn't help the tools are raging proprietary garbage fires.