Future computing systems will require dedicated accelerators to achieve high-performance. The mini-symposium ParaFPGA explores parallel computing with FPGAs as an interesting avenue to reduce the gap between the architecture and the application. Topics discussed are the power of functional and dataflow languages, the performance of high-level synthesis tools, the automatic creation of hardware multi-cores using C-slow retiming, dynamic power management to control the energy consumption, real-time reconfiguration of streaming image processing filters and memory optimized event image segmentation
This book is concerned with the emerging field of High Performance Reconfigurable Computing (HPRC), ...
Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) increasingly assume roles as hardware accelerators which sign...
Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) are a new addition to the world of data center acceleration. ...
Future computing systems will require dedicated accelerators to achieve high-performance. The mini-s...
The symposium ParaFPGA focuses on parallel techniques using FPGAs as accelerator in high performance...
ParaFPGA 2009 is a Mini-Symposium on parallel computing with field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs),...
ParaFPGA 2011 marks the third mini-symposium devoted to the methodology, design and implementation o...
After more than 30 years, reconfigurable computing has grown from a concept to a mature field of scien...
Reconfigurable computing platforms are emerging as the most promising architectures to design genera...
Field-programmable gate arrays represent an army of logical units which can be organized in a highly...
This contribution presents the performance modeling of a super desktop with GPU and FPGA accelerator...
As we observe diminishing returns for multi-core CPUs, especially when considering power budgets, FP...
The Mini-Symposium "Parallel computing with FPGAs" aimed at exploring the many ways in which field p...
Low-power, high-performance computing nowadays relies on accelerator cards to speed up the calculati...
As we witness the breakdown of Dennard scaling, we can no longer get faster computers by shrinking t...
This book is concerned with the emerging field of High Performance Reconfigurable Computing (HPRC), ...
Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) increasingly assume roles as hardware accelerators which sign...
Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) are a new addition to the world of data center acceleration. ...
Future computing systems will require dedicated accelerators to achieve high-performance. The mini-s...
The symposium ParaFPGA focuses on parallel techniques using FPGAs as accelerator in high performance...
ParaFPGA 2009 is a Mini-Symposium on parallel computing with field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs),...
ParaFPGA 2011 marks the third mini-symposium devoted to the methodology, design and implementation o...
After more than 30 years, reconfigurable computing has grown from a concept to a mature field of scien...
Reconfigurable computing platforms are emerging as the most promising architectures to design genera...
Field-programmable gate arrays represent an army of logical units which can be organized in a highly...
This contribution presents the performance modeling of a super desktop with GPU and FPGA accelerator...
As we observe diminishing returns for multi-core CPUs, especially when considering power budgets, FP...
The Mini-Symposium "Parallel computing with FPGAs" aimed at exploring the many ways in which field p...
Low-power, high-performance computing nowadays relies on accelerator cards to speed up the calculati...
As we witness the breakdown of Dennard scaling, we can no longer get faster computers by shrinking t...
This book is concerned with the emerging field of High Performance Reconfigurable Computing (HPRC), ...
Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) increasingly assume roles as hardware accelerators which sign...
Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) are a new addition to the world of data center acceleration. ...