Rapid eFPGA Configurator
Bhavin Shah
In an era of continual technological advancement and evolution, companies are challenged to innovate in a quick, effective, and secure manner. These challenges are no small feat in the traditional hardware industry where organizations often struggle to keep pace with the changing market demands, leading to longer time-to-market, higher costs, and limited flexibility.
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Rapid eFPGA Configurator
In an era of continual technological advancement and evolution, companies are challenged to innovate in a quick, effective, and secure manner. These challenges are no small feat…
Raptor Design Suite: A Call to Arms
In my previous blogs, I introduced the Raptor Design Suite, a comprehensive open-source SDK for FPGA compilation. Raptor Design Suite comes with a multitude of features to streamline…
Mechanics of Open-Sourcing the Raptor Design Suite
After 2.5 years of operating in a hybrid fashion—some pieces in the open, some in the private realm—we decided it was time to embrace open-source fully…
Novel Ways to Bind Software to Hardware Using AI
Artificial intelligence and FPGAs have a synergistic relationship. The ability to customize accelerators in hardware, coupled with the abundance of…
Rapid Silicon’s EDA Shakeup!
The results of the latest École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) Combinational Benchmark Suite competition are in. Rapid Silicon’s Raptor out-performed all leading EDA…
Raptor Deep Dive
A few weeks ago, we looked at took a high-level view of the open-source tools which are combined to create the Rapid Silicon Raptor tool chain. In this blog we are going to look through the tool…
Raptor Open-Source Tool Chain
One of the game changing elements of the announcement from Rapid Silicon was that the entire tool chain would be based on open-source tools. This is particularly exciting because it will enable…
Open-Source FPGA and Tool Chain
One of the most common requests in the FPGA community is for open-source tools. Enter Rapid Silicon who recently announced their Gemini devices. Rapid Silicon’s devices are not only based upon…