Xilinx ARMs FPGAs, Altera to MIPSify Them
October 29, 2009
Good news for the FPGA masses who want access to the ARM ecosystem of operating systems, tools, IP, and applications — last week Xilinx and ARM announced their collaboration to enable ARM processors and interconnect on Xilinx FPGAs. This new dimension of the Xilinx Targeted Design Platform is a dramatic shift by Xilinx, away from their traditional IBM Power PC Architecture.
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