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HPC Gets A Reconfigurable Dataflow Engine To Take On CPUs And GPUs

October 29, 2024 Timothy Prickett Morgan 7

No matter how elegant and clever the design is for a compute engine, the difficulty and cost of moving existing – and sometimes very old – code from the device it currently runs on to that new compute engine is a very big barrier to adoption. …

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