That’s the CPU that eventually drove the Pano for [Ttsiodras]. The FPGA is large enough that he was able to get two 50 MHz cores in the box. You can even simulate the CPU before committing it to ...

But there’s a real sweet spot when you have a CPU and an FPGA together. Intel (or Altera, if you prefer) has the NIOS II CPU core, but that’s hard to configure, right? Maybe not, thanks to a ...

"We're erasing those boundaries. Our Universal Processor does it all - CPU, GPU, DSP, FPGA - in one chip, one architecture. This isn't an incremental improvement. It is a paradigm shift.

Physics restricts how much further process geometry shrinkage can take us in terms of boosting processor throughput ... enter the humble FPGA. FPGAs started life as discrete devices in 1984. At this ...

To overcome this limitation, WiMi has adopted a hybrid CPU-FPGA approach, combining the versatility of the central processing unit (CPU) with the parallel processing capabilities of the field ...

Lastly, design of a custom instruction in the Nios II is presented, showing the versatility of the soft processor in an FPGA. This module delves further into the development of soft processors, It ...

the leading supplier of processor design solutions and RISC-V processor IP, announces two new FPGA Evaluation Platforms for accelerated evaluation of Codasip RISC-V IP. The Platforms are designed to ...