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In our daily work at Antmicro we use FPGAs primarily for their flexibility and parallel data processing capabilities that make them remarkably effective in advanced vision and audio processing systems involving high-speed interfaces...
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The already high numbers of IoT devices shipped worldwide are expected to reach staggering levels in the nearest future. Yet, for many years, there wasn’t a high quality, fully reliable and widely reported benchmark for embedded...
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Machine learning is still predominantly done in the cloud, which in many use cases may result in unnecessary latency, excessive power consumption and dependency on the availability of a wireless connection. Thanks to the recent...
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Antmicro’s open source work spans all parts of the computing stack, from software and AI, to PCBs, FPGAs and, most recently, custom silicon. We connect those areas with an overarching vision of open source tooling and methodology...
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FPGAs can be seen as a bridge between the domains of hardware and software as their hardware operation can be reprogrammed using code, giving developers unprecedented flexibility. In advanced products that Antmicro helps its...
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The flexibility of FPGAs is an excellent match to any format conversion tasks, and at Antmicro we’ve been using FPGAs from various vendors to convert fast data streams between interfaces like MIPI CSI-2, HDMI, SDI, USB, PCIe...
