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It also probably makes it easier to prevent adversaries from being able to delid/reverse engineer products. When using FPGAs you don't even need to have the fi
by FLT8 3y ago
It also probably makes it easier to prevent adversaries from being able to delid/reverse engineer products. When using FPGAs you don't even need to have the firmware/gateware on or near device until it's in use, which would help prevent any sensitive trade secrets from making it into the wrong hands.
- tadfisher 3y ago"Jones, fire on the bandit at 270." "Yessir." "Jones, why isn't that SAM in the air?" "Sarge, it's flashing the bitstream. The progress bar says 60%."