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Reuven Weintraub

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Time For A Compute Rematch Between The FPGA And The GPU

February 11, 2020 Timothy Prickett Morgan 4

For any given compute engine, there is the vendor who makes the chip and therefore a lot of the money and then there are the downstream system architects, system integrators, original design manufacturers, and original equipment manufacturers who add further value to that compute engine in one form or another and make their own revenue stream from that innovation. …

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