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Pretty amazing price point considering a Polarfire board is normally like $1000 although those have a lot more features (socketed RAM, PCIe edge connector, SERD
by wildzzz 3y ago
Pretty amazing price point considering a Polarfire board is normally like $1000 although those have a lot more features (socketed RAM, PCIe edge connector, SERDES breakout, etc). IGLOO is a little more affordable but Polarfire is nicer.
Microsemi (now Microchip) does not really cater to the low-price hobbyist market. A lot of their sales are high-reliability FPGAs and weird things like anti-fuse FPGAs (one-time programmable). I will say that they were very early adopters of RISC-V. We've been using their core in our product for something like 5 years now.