You would perhaps need to change the viewpoint for that. Theoretically, there is nothing which can't be achieved - functionally - without FPGA. However, that doesn't mean some problems can' be solved more conveniently using FPGA, and the solutions turn out better in some regards.
replyCould you share some of those applications which are better solved with an FPGA? As a student I have some ideas but am interested to hear more.
replyOTOH, I recently learnt that Jane street deploys their own FPGA servers for high frequency trade.
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