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 fĂ©dĂ©rale 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…