Cheers, yes that was the idea! I looked for a while to find something similar. I'm sure it must already be implemented out there, but to answer the question in the original post about why build something, I couldn't…
Many consider these powers to be essentially spent: they have not been exercised to any significant extent in a very long time, and since then various changes (e.g. the need to comply with the European Convention on…
It might be true that latency can't be improved much by using an off-the-shelf FPGA but performance in parallel processing tasks can. For instance an FPGA might be cheaper than a GPU (in relative performance/$) in…
Cheers, yes that was the idea! I looked for a while to find something similar. I'm sure it must already be implemented out there, but to answer the question in the original post about why build something, I couldn't…
Many consider these powers to be essentially spent: they have not been exercised to any significant extent in a very long time, and since then various changes (e.g. the need to comply with the European Convention on…
It might be true that latency can't be improved much by using an off-the-shelf FPGA but performance in parallel processing tasks can. For instance an FPGA might be cheaper than a GPU (in relative performance/$) in…