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by FLT8
831 days ago
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It also probably makes it easier to prevent adversaries from being able to delid/reverse engineer products. When using FPGAs you don't even need to have the firmware/gateware on or near device until it's in use, which would help prevent any sensitive trade secrets from making it into the wrong hands. |
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"Yessir."
"Jones, why isn't that SAM in the air?"
"Sarge, it's flashing the bitstream. The progress bar says 60%."