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In the following articles you can see a good summary of the history of FPGAs (as seen from the FPGA group on Reddit):
The 28nm AMD-Xilinx 7 series devices are used in industrial, automotive, test and measurement, aerospace and defense, and medical markets.
AMD-Xilinx has formally announced extended support for all 7 series FPGAs and adaptive SoCs through at least 2035, including the Spartan®-7 and Artix®-7 FPGAs, the entire Zynq®-7000 SoC portfolio, as well as Kintex®-7 and Virtex®-7 FPGAs. All speed and temperature grades are included.
Continue reading “AMD-Xilinx extends series-7 product lifecycle”
As published on Reddit:
An open-source raytraced game runs as software or as just gates in an FPGA, achieving up to 50x efficiency gains.
The project was featured in the embedded news site CNX-Software today. An introductory video is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hn3sr3VMJQU.
Continue reading “Sphery vs. Shapes, a ray-traced game implemented on FPGA”
Image source: Intel PSG
Intel has announced these new/future FPGA families:
For midrange FPGA applications like studio cameras, 8K video transport, and wireless infrastructure.
This new family incorporates an upgraded hard processor system (HPS), Enhanced DSP with AI Tensor Block, MIPI I/O support, and a hardened time-sensitive network controller (TSN). Intel Agilex D-Series devices also keep features from previous families like the 2nd-generation Intel® Hyperflex™ FPGA Architecture and high-speed SerDes transceivers.
Continue reading “Intel announces new FPGA families”