Do FPGAs have a future beyond "prototyping non-memory intensive algorithms for eventual ASIC implementation"?
It seems to me that the scale out + scale up method of x86 and GPUs are the most promising and profitable arenas still, besides some very niche and very particular applications?
I could and would like to be wrong. I'd go learn FPGA dev then if there were things that needed accelerating and were personally lucrative to me :)
It seems to me that the scale out + scale up method of x86 and GPUs are the most promising and profitable arenas still, besides some very niche and very particular applications?
I could and would like to be wrong. I'd go learn FPGA dev then if there were things that needed accelerating and were personally lucrative to me :)