FPGAs in the Datacenter
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Claims that FPGAs can be packaged as containerized, deploy-anywhere applications and sold through a marketplace; Nimbus says it has supported FPGAs in cloud since 2010 and now ships a curated marketplace called hyper hub integrated with the platform Jarvis XE. It supports native FPGA and GPU runtimes, CAPI SNAP and PCIe flows, includes bitstream protection DRM for IP, hosts over a thousand accelerated apps, and targets on‑prem and multi‑cloud deployment.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:10Fpgas in the Data Center
- 6:13Evolution to Heterogeneous Computing with Gpus and Fpgas
- 22:42Nimbus Cloud
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