Post by Diego R. Llanos

🔍 Can FPGAs Compete in Modern HPC? Let’s Find Out! 🚀 We’ve just published a video summary of our latest work in IEEE Computer—and it tackles a hot topic in high-performance computing: ➡️ Are field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) truly viable as accelerators in today’s heterogeneous HPC landscape? 📘 Based on our recent paper, we take a closer look at: How FPGAs compare to GPUs and ASICs in real-world scientific workloads 🔄 The trade-offs in programmability, portability, and performance ⚖️ Why reconfigurability still matters in urgent computing scenarios 💡 💬 Whether you’re a researcher, engineer, or just curious about where reconfigurable hardware fits into the future of computing, this short video gives you the key takeaways—without the jargon. 🎬 Watch the video below and let us know your thoughts. Are FPGAs ready for mainstream HPC? 🔍 The paper: "The Role of Field Programmable Gate Arrays in the Acceleration of Modern High Performance Computing Workloads " (IEEE Computer), is available on ResearchGate (https://shorturl.at/huh72) Youtube Link: https://lnkd.in/eTgiQ_DC #FPGA #HPC #ReconfigurableComputing #ComputerArchitecture #IEEEComputer #FPGAvsGPU #ScientificComputing #AIAcceleration #HardwareDesign #HeterogeneousComputing #SARTECO #UniversidadDeValladolid