gnofehufo

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   by gnofehufo 10y ago

   Totally depends on your use case. From the blog post: > From here, I would be able to test my design, package it up as an Amazon FPGA Image (AFI), and then use it for my own applications or list it in AWS Marketplace. As a user of thos
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   by gnofehufo 10y ago

   Maybe, I'm not talking about Mongo specifically. You can find 'equivalents' to CPU data structures for FPGAs and speed up operations on/with them while still saving power. There's lots of trouble with how buffers ar
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   by gnofehufo 10y ago

   I'm currently working on this. Speedup around 2x for most operations. Not kidding, quite a few startups are currently trying to optimize typical data operations with special algorithms.