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FPGAs have been around for quite awhile. Is something changing?
by formercoder 6y ago
FPGAs have been around for quite awhile. Is something changing?
- hikarudo 6y agoOne thing that is changing quickly: deep learning, particularly inference on the edge. FPGAs are more versatile than ASICs.
- formercoder 6y agoThis just provides a cost advantage though right? I mean that’s great, love me some margin, but it’s not really a new frontier. Unless I’m wrong?
- BooneJS 6y agoEveryone making ML ASICs would disagree.
- Kliment 6y agoNon-stupid open toolchains are slowly happening. Vendor toolchains are the biggest thing holding back FPGAs. Everyone hates them, they're slow, huge, and annoying to use.