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> But I guess FPGAs are in most defence products nowadays. Yes. > I think the biggest reason is that you can build/verify your own hardware without having to
by bayindirh 3y ago
> But I guess FPGAs are in most defence products nowadays.
Yes.
> I think the biggest reason is that you can build/verify your own hardware without having to go through the expensive ASIC manufacturing.
Plus, you don't give out your secrets to fabs, too. Design, verify, launch, discard, without the need for signing an NDA.
- jeff-davis 3y ago"Plus, you don't give out your secrets to fabs, too." That's a perfect answer to my question, thank you. Also many other great answers in this thread, but I don't have much to add.