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On September 30, 2022 in All, Computing, General by Adam Taylor

FPGAs are well known for accelerating AI/ML applications, but how is this implemented in the FPGA and what are the different approaches? Let’s explore the engineers’ design space.

FPGAs: What Are They Good For?

On June 10, 2022 in All, Computing, General by Adam Taylor

FPGAs have been around for a long time—offering high-performance, deterministic, and responsive solutions. But what type of applications are best suited to FPGA deployment, and does your application need one?

Tagged With: field programmable gate array, fpga, programmable logic

Intro to the Microchip FPGA and SoC-Based RISC-V Ecosystem

On September 1, 2021 in All, Computing by Alex Pluemer

Microchip RISC-V-based designs have lower power, increased flexibility, fast time-to-market, and offer Linux support without the trade-offs required by other solutions. This will allow clients to add cutting-edge capabilities for communications, defense, medical, and industrial automation.

Tagged With: fpga, isa, microchip technology, polarfire, risc-v, soc

FPGA Technology Enabling 4K and 8K Video Processing

On July 27, 2021 in All, Computing, General by Adam Taylor

Video processing is a keystone technology for many applications from broadcast to medical imaging and managing modern smart cities. FPGA technology enables design engineers to implement video processing systems that meet the demands of modern 4K and 8K systems.

Tagged With: embedded linux, fpga, fpga design, intel fpga, opencv, video, video fpga, video processing

New Tech Tuesdays: 2 Cards That Accelerate FPGA Computing

On March 9, 2021 in All, Computing, General, Maker, Memory, New Tech Tuesdays, Power by Tommy Cummings

High-bandwidth compute applications and diverse workloads are driving the adoption of FPGA chips in accelerator cards, which are their own systems of software, memory, ports, power, etc. New Tech Tuesdays examine two of these cards and their functions.

Tagged With: 520n, accelerator, analytics, applications, bittware, cards, computing, data, fpga, fpgas, processing, ross freeman, software, vega-4000, xilinx

Solving Data-centric Challenges with Intel® Agilex™ FPGAs

On November 9, 2020 in All, Computing, Memory by Intel®

Solving data-centric problems requires flexible solutions that can move, store, and process data efficiently. Learn how Intel® Agilex™ FPGAs provide customized solutions to address the unique data-centric business challenges across embedded, networking, and data center markets.

Tagged With: 5G, agilex™, asic, data center, data processing, edge computing, fpga, intel®, stratix®

Apps Benefit from FPGA Processing Power

On April 27, 2020 in All, Computing, Dev Tools by Jim Harrison

Though FPGAs and programmable logic have been an engineering staple for years, some engineers designing with MCUs are not necessarily aware of the added value of integrating FPGA logic into their designs. Explore how some applications can benefit from the real-time processing power of an FPGA.

Tagged With: FPGA, Hello FPGA, Microchip Technology, Microcontroller, Microsemi, SmartFusion2, SoC

Speeding Machine Vision Development and Deployment

On July 24, 2019 in All, Dev Tools, Industrial, IoT by Robert Huntley

Machine vision is a fundamental part of many industrial manufacturing and process automation implementations. FPGAs are ideally suited to the task of image and video processing, and the Microsemi/Microchip PolarFire FPGA Video and Imaging Kit is an ideal platform on which to base your next design.

Edge Computing and the Internet of Things

On November 30, 2018 in All, IoT by Mike Parks

Edge computing enables IoT systems to not only reduce the amount of data they need to process but also be more judicious in what data is transmitted to the network.

Augmenting Intelligence: Enabling Neural Networks

On August 15, 2018 in All, Computing, EIT 2018: Generation Robot, Empowering Innovation, Medical, Robotics, Sensors by Paul Golata

Artificial neural networks (ANNs) are a connected system of nodes that transmit nerve impulses, much like human neurons do. ANNs have made significant inroads, helping technologists develop new solutions in machine vision, human speech recognition, and medical diagnostics.

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