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Today Xilinx is announcing an expansion to its Versal family, focused specifically on low power and edge devices. Xilinx Versal is the productization of a combination of many different processor technologies: programmable logic gates (FPGAs), Arm cores, fast memory, AI engines, programmable DSPs, hardened memory controllers, and IO – the benefits of all these technologies means that Versal can scale from the high end Premium (launched in 2020), and now down to edge-class devices, all built on TSMC’s 7nm processes. Xilinx’s new Versal AI Edge processors start at 6 W, all the way up to 75 W.
Going for the ACAP
A couple of years ago, Xilinx saw a change in its customer requirements – despite being an FPGA vendor, customers wanted something more akin to a regular processor, but with the flexibility with an FPGA. In 2018, the company introduced the concept of an ACAP, an Adaptive Computing Acceleration Platform that offered hardened compute, memory, and IO like a tradit ....

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