FPGA is a ticker tracked in our intelligence system with 5 linked articles.
A discussion topic about ultrafast ML on FPGAs via Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks, but the provided content includes only a title and a link, with no data.
Commodore, revived by a retro-enthusiast, is diversifying from nostalgic FPGA hardware (Commodore 64) into a flip phone line, with about 30,000 units sold for the reissue so far.
AMD shifts Vivado to a paid licensing model that reserves Linux support for the Core tier (priced roughly $1,200–$1,800/year) while Basic remains Windows-only, prompting pushback from Linux users.
Vivado 2026.1 removes Linux support in the free BASIC tier and routes Linux users to paid Core, signaling a licensing shift that also preserves Windows in BASIC and offers a 60-day student Enterprise license.
Open-source z386 reconstructs the 80386 around original microcode in FPGA, enabling real DOS software and Doom, with a compact 16KB VIPT L1 cache and a 37-bit microcode word design, benchmarked against ao486.
An in-depth, hands-on account of building floating-point arithmetic from scratch for bfloat16/minifloats, covering hardware design trade-offs, verification, tapeouts, and standardization quirks in IEEE 754 and C++.
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