Add to ORKGThis paper presents a novel reconfigurable data flow processing architecture that promises high performance by explicitly targeting both fine- and course-grained parallelism. This architecture is based on multiple FPGAs organized in a scalable direct network that is substantially more interconnect-efficient than currently used crossbar technology. In addition, we discuss several ancillary issues and propose solutions required to support this architecture and achieve maximal performance for general-purpose applications; these include supporting IP, mapping techniques, and routing policies that enable greater flexibility for architectural evolution and code portability
Copyright © 2015 Julio Dondo Gazzano et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Cre...
Reconfigurable computing involves the use of reconfigurable devices such as FPGAs (Field-Programmabl...
PhD ThesisThis thesis is concerned with decentralised highly concurrent computer architecture which...
This paper presents a novel reconfigurable data flow processing architecture that promises high perf...
High Performance Computing (HPC) has matured to where it is an essential third pillar, along with th...
After more than 30 years, reconfigurable computing has grown from a concept to a mature field of scien...
Routing is the most time consuming step of the process of synthesizing an electronic design on a Fie...
ParaFPGA 2011 marks the third mini-symposium devoted to the methodology, design and implementation o...
We have implemented an FPGA routing algorithm on a shared memory multi-processor using the Galois AP...
Improving the performance of future computing systems will be based upon the ability of increasing t...
In this article we describe our experience and progress in accelerating an FPGA router. Placement an...
Multi-FPGA systems (MFSs) are used as custom computing machines, logic emulators and rapid prototypi...
The community of Big Data processing typically performs real-time computations on data streams with ...
The research reported in this thesis investigates the use of parallelism at multiple levels to reali...
As communication networks evolve towards 100 gigabits per second rates to address increasing demand ...
Copyright © 2015 Julio Dondo Gazzano et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Cre...
Reconfigurable computing involves the use of reconfigurable devices such as FPGAs (Field-Programmabl...
PhD ThesisThis thesis is concerned with decentralised highly concurrent computer architecture which...
This paper presents a novel reconfigurable data flow processing architecture that promises high perf...
High Performance Computing (HPC) has matured to where it is an essential third pillar, along with th...
After more than 30 years, reconfigurable computing has grown from a concept to a mature field of scien...
Routing is the most time consuming step of the process of synthesizing an electronic design on a Fie...
ParaFPGA 2011 marks the third mini-symposium devoted to the methodology, design and implementation o...
We have implemented an FPGA routing algorithm on a shared memory multi-processor using the Galois AP...
Improving the performance of future computing systems will be based upon the ability of increasing t...
In this article we describe our experience and progress in accelerating an FPGA router. Placement an...
Multi-FPGA systems (MFSs) are used as custom computing machines, logic emulators and rapid prototypi...
The community of Big Data processing typically performs real-time computations on data streams with ...
The research reported in this thesis investigates the use of parallelism at multiple levels to reali...
As communication networks evolve towards 100 gigabits per second rates to address increasing demand ...
Copyright © 2015 Julio Dondo Gazzano et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Cre...
Reconfigurable computing involves the use of reconfigurable devices such as FPGAs (Field-Programmabl...
PhD ThesisThis thesis is concerned with decentralised highly concurrent computer architecture which...