Python Coils Around FPGAs for Broader Accelerator Reach
Over the last couple of years, much work has been shifted into making FPGAs more usable and accessible. From building around OpenCL for a higher-level interface to having reconfigurable devices available on AWS, there is momentum—but FPGAs are still far from the grip of everyday scientific and technical application developers.
In an effort to bridge the gap between FPGA acceleration and everyday domain scientists who are well-versed in using the common scripting language, a team from the University of Southern California has created a new platform for Python-based development that abstracts the complexity of using low-level approaches (HDL, Verilog). “Rather …
Python Coils Around FPGAs for Broader Accelerator Reach was written by Nicole Hemsoth at The Next Platform.
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