Re:Ask HN: What is the most powerful, fully open, fully prog...
by brucehoult on Sunday August 06, 2023 @09:18PM
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> It won't be competitive with modern CPUs (by an order of magnitude)
Two orders of magnitude.
It's a struggle to get over 100 RISC MIPS on an FPGA, while current CPUs cores from Intel, AMD, Apple can maintain over 10 billion instructions per second.
Two orders of magnitude.
It's a struggle to get over 100 RISC MIPS on an FPGA, while current CPUs cores from Intel, AMD, Apple can maintain over 10 billion instructions per second.