It'll be interesting to see if AMD can help unleash what Xilinx was. At some point, leaving FPGAs as cloistered inaccessible technology - even well supported cl

It'll be interesting to see if AMD can help unleash what Xilinx was. At some point, leaving FPGAs as cloistered inaccessible technology - even well supported cloistered technology - becomes a risk. Theres been some incremental improvement with low level Linux support across the past year. Good to seem but so far, actually using FPGAs is still all Vivado & closed systems. I think there's so much possibility left on the table by not supporting openfpga alternatives, not embracing yosys/openpnr/openroad/&al.