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Trash-talking CUDA
Found lurking on HPCWire.com, in an interview with Steve Wallach of Convey Computer: …I call programs that don’t take into consideration legacy systems and that are obscenely difficult to … more →
Reconfigurable, Reconshmigurable
Trash-talking CUDA
reconshmigurable wrote 2 weeks ago: Found lurking on HPCWire.com, in an interview with Steve Wallach of Convey Computer: …I call p … more →
Dirty words and wardrobe malfunctions
reconshmigurable wrote 3 months ago: Saving the world, one $#&^! FPGA at a time… School system to use Algolith Profanity Cleane … more →
FPGA-accelerated financial analytics get real
reconshmigurable wrote 4 months ago: Automated trading and near-real-time financial analytics have been hot topics for some years now. La … more →
An open letter to DeepChip readers
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reconshmigurable wrote 4 months ago: DeepChip? What’s that? DeepChip is the website of John Cooley and home of the perennially unof … more →
Loring Wirbel on "Loose threads and blank slates"
reconshmigurable wrote 4 months ago: Loring Wirbel (FPGA Gurus blog) provides good perspective on recent developments and setbacks in rec … more →
CSwitch closes its doors
reconshmigurable wrote 4 months ago: On the heels of similar shutdowns last year of Mathstar and Ambric, the news broke earlier this mont … more →
Medical imaging gets an FPGA boost
reconshmigurable wrote 5 months ago: FPGAs are finding increased use in medical electronics. Frost and Sullivan reported in 2007 that FPG … more →
Supercomputing 2008
reconshmigurable wrote 1 year ago: The Supercomputing conference this year was in Austin, TX. I was down there for a reconfigurable com … more →
Stars of the tiny screen
reconshmigurable wrote 1 year ago: Last month Michael Kreeger and I put together a 4-part YouTube demonstration using a Pico Computing … more →
Intel announces they are going to Tukwila*
reconshmigurable wrote 1 year ago: I’m guessing the marketing folks down in Portland are not so familiar with Seattle-area urban … more →
An escalator is a beautiful thing
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reconshmigurable wrote 1 year ago: I was traveling this month, and had the unlucky situation of needed to take six different planes (th … more →
Threads, pipelines and the demise of Moore's Law
reconshmigurable wrote 1 year ago: I came across an interview with Donald Knuth from June of this year, in which he throws some cold wa … more →
GP-GPU and FPGA
reconshmigurable wrote 1 year ago: Kevin Morris at FPGA Journal has published an article titled A Passel of Processors, describing how … more →
Picking your problems
reconshmigurable wrote 1 year ago: Geno Valente of XtremeData has written an excellent article titled To Accelerate or not to accelerat … more →
A reconfigurable tick squeezer?
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reconshmigurable wrote 1 year ago: This headline caught my attention today: Vhayu Introduces Hardware Compression for Its Tick Database … more →
Data centers and Green IT
reconshmigurable wrote 1 year ago: Here’s a reconfigurable computing blog of note I just came across. Check out this posting by A … more →
Catalytic conversion
reconshmigurable wrote 1 year ago: This story begins with a small piece of industry news: one of the better-known companies in our spac … more →
Where's Waldo?
reconshmigurable wrote 2 years ago: Now this was a rather clever demonstration that our pals at Pico Computing had running at SC07. Take … more →
World's largest reboot?
reconshmigurable wrote 2 years ago: This past week a group of us were in Reno to attend Supercomputing 2007. (The actual name of this ev … more →
