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adapteva
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Comment #48308288
Does anyone have the backstory on this?
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Comment #48308069
Exactly why we zero asic is making Platypus devices open bitstream and all tooling foss from day one...to protect the world against future evil/dumb version of ourselves. https://w…
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Comment #45419024
Thank you, comment made my day:-)
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Comment #45412894
Yeah, this was a big dilemman You can't compare two different compilers for two different hw targets. That would be like benchmarking GCC compiling to ARM with LLVM compiling to x8…
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Comment #45412834
Documentation can be found in two places. What else do you need to know? https://github.com/siliconcompiler/logiklib/tree/main/logikl... https://github.com/zeroasiccorp/wildebeest/…
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Comment #45412800
I am sorry you that's how it looks...can't argue with feelings, We did everything we could to give credit. Open source SW should be a stack and every project needs a proper name as…
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Comment #44992289
No strings common share purchase means cash in hand, which implies Intel can spend it on any operational cost, including buying billions in TSMC wafers (which they already do).
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Comment #44992144
Any strings attached? If not, ironically a big chunk of those US tax payer dollars will likely end up in Taiwan/TSMC.
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Comment #44940008
Weird title, makes it seem like a reveleation. There have been numerous Viking treasures discovered in Sweden with traces from the the Islamic world and it's well known that they w…
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Comment #43461290
The only novelty claimed here is transparency. Binary compatibility is possible by documenting the complete architecture and the sequence of bit stream loading. It only refers to d…
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Comment #43461243
First off, this is an eFPGA core not a chip. It's intended for folks who want to build their own ASICs with a small amount of embedded FPGA logic. The LUT is a boring text book 4-L…
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Comment #40653951
Oh no, we have lost another giant! Very few people in the world know the gratitude she is owed. I doubt Nvidia and the other fabless companies would exist without her contribution.…
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Comment #40242856
Yup, got an cold email from them. Marked it as spam and never heard from them again...
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Comment #39926416
Yes, that's a great idea, but none of the projects you mentioned are ready for production. Who will find the building of these products?
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