“We see a huge opportunity for reconfigurable logic in SoCs targeting deep learning for a wide range of applications, such as data centres, mobile and IoT,” said Prof Wei, pictured. “Embedded FPGA is changing the way chips are designed and we recognised the power of being able to reconfigure RTL when designing our deep learning chip.”
Geoff Tate, Flex Logix’ CEO, added: “Deep learning has the potential to grow significantly and we are excited to demonstrate the value of our platform for deep learning in a variety of uses. Profs Brooks and Wei are respected leaders in this field … and we are honoured to be chosen as their embedded FPGA partner.”
