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> and, to add even more avangarde to it, associate a core or few of FPGA on the same die The use cases for FPGAs in consumer devices are ... close to zero unle
by mschuster91 2y ago
> and, to add even more avangarde to it, associate a core or few of FPGA on the same die
The use cases for FPGAs in consumer devices are ... close to zero unless you're talking about implementing copy protection since reverse engineering FPGA bitstreams is pretty much impossible if you're not the NSA, MI6 or Mossad with infinite brains to throw at the problem (and more likely than not, insider knowledge from the vendors).