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Interesting chip, but not even an SoC so I'm curious what the market will be. It would be interesting to have a tile-based chip like this, but with an FPGA-sty
by jhallenworld 12y ago
Interesting chip, but not even an SoC so I'm curious what the market will be.
It would be interesting to have a tile-based chip like this, but with an FPGA-style I/O ring (I mean support many common interfaces including serdes-based but also allow the interchip links). Perhaps you end up with a new form of FPGA.
- wmf 12y agoThe way the presentation keeps mentioning IP makes me think that the chips are just a demo and they want to license the IP to be embedded in someone's SoC.
- monocasa 12y ago'IP' in this context is just hardware speak for a given implementation.
- adapteva 12y agoThe truth is that big market companies rarely if ever buy from chip startups. With new technology, the best forward is to partner with a larger company and license the IP. (see cognivue, mobile eye as great example in the automotive market). Still, we will continue to sell our chips and boards to anyone who wants them for as long as we are around.:-)
- adapteva 12y agoAgree on the FPGA-style IO! If it was up to me that chip would have happened 5 years ago...