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aseipp on March 31, 2017 | parent | context | favorite | on: Open Source Needs FPGAs; FPGAs Need an On-Ramp

The Arria 10 (previous high-end Altera series) was at 20nm. The new Stratix 10 is at 14nm. UltraScale+ is in the 14-20nm range, I think, and Xilinx got there first.

(I don't know if you can publicly get Stratix 10 devkits yet, but you can get an Arria at least.)

nickpsecurity on April 1, 2017 [–]

Achronix had production Speedsters at 16nm in 2016. They should be on that list given they're 1.5GHz or sonething like that.

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