Programming FPGAs using OCaml

With the vast amount of data we have these days for our planetary computing processing, it's naturally tempting to use more hardware offload. The obvious choice, GPGPUs, are not a great fit for the problem due to the difficulty of unlocking high data parallelism for geospatial data. So it's back to an old technology I worked on twelve years ago in the form of FPGAs!

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Front Matter
Published
2025-02-07
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https://doi.org/10.59350/djks4-e1432
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Cerebrovascular and Carotid Artery Diseases
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Programming FPGAs using OCaml

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Programming FPGAs using OCaml

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Abstract

With the vast amount of data we have these days for our planetary computing processing, it's naturally tempting to use more hardware offload. The obvious choice, GPGPUs, are not a great fit for the problem due to the difficulty of unlocking high data parallelism for geospatial data. So it's back to an old technology I worked on twelve years ago in the form of FPGAs!

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