High Performance Reconfigurable Computing

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Applications of FPGAs and HPRC

Programmable firmware for consumer

electronics

Multi-band phones

Upgradeable firmware for consumer

electronics (game consoles, etc.)

RIT Computer Engineering Cluster SSH Clients

EECC 756 - Spring 2001 Homework Assignment #2, Due May 10

Evolution of the NVIDIA GPU Architecture

FPGA: Pros and Cons Pros: • FPGAs offer the reconfigurable hardware needed for HPRC • Entire FPGA can be used each cycle • Power Consumption • Reduced time to market / startup cost compared to ASIC Cons: • Clock speed • Harder to program than a GPP

Applications of FPGAs and HPRC Programmable firmware for consumer electronics Multi-band phones Upgradeable firmware for consumer electronics (game consoles, etc.)

Page 1 and 2: Anthony Agresta & Jeremy Coon
Page 3 and 4: Computing System Element Choices Pr
Page 5 and 6: Intro: von Neumann Architecture Si
Page 7 and 8: Spatial vs. Temporal Computing Spat
Page 9 and 10: Approaches for HPRC • “Hybrid-c
Page 11: Fine-grain Reconfigurable Hardware
Page 15 and 16: Sample Configurable Computing Appli
Page 17: Conclusions Modern processors have

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