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CSR, Microsoft and Nokia to push dynamic spectrum allocation
May 06, 2013
Fabless chip company CSR plc (Cambridge, England), along with Microsoft and Nokia amongst others, is working on the development of the Weightless standard for television white space radio communications and its acceptance by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) and thinks the principle ...
Fabless chip company CSR plc (Cambridge, England), along with Microsoft and Nokia amongst others, is working on the development of the Weightless standard for television white space radio communications and its acceptance by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) and thinks the principle ...
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Radar Processing: FPGAs or GPUs?
Wed, 15 May 2013 10:43:00 +0200
This white paper compares FPGAs and GPUs floating-point performance and design flows. In the last few years, GPUs have moved beyond graphics become powerful floating-point processing platforms, known as GP-GPUs, that offer high rates of peak FLOPs. FPGAs, traditionally used for fixed-point digital signal processing (DSP), now offer competing levels of floating-point processing, making them candidates for backend radar processing acceleration.
This white paper compares FPGAs and GPUs floating-point performance and design flows. In the last few years, GPUs have moved beyond graphics become powerful floating-point processing platforms, known as GP-GPUs, that offer high rates of peak FLOPs. FPGAs, traditionally used for fixed-point digital signal processing (DSP), now offer competing levels of floating-point processing, making them candidates for backend radar processing acceleration.
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