FPGAs considered ARM-full
Xilinx and Altera have both announced FPGAs with hard ARM processors on them. Xilinx have even got a new product famliy name (Zynq) for them. The products are potential game-changers in some applications. The combination …
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Xilinx and Altera have both announced FPGAs with hard ARM processors on them. Xilinx have even got a new product famliy name (Zynq) for them. The products are potential game-changers in some applications. The combination …
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