FPGAs would be more attractive if they weren't so over priced... good thing that patents are around to almost completely eliminate competition in that space.
Or from the other view, reduce entering the market from an extremely lengthy and risk R&D venture into a known fee. Which you can account for and drastically lowers risk.
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FPGAs would be more attractive if they weren't so over priced... good thing that patents are around to almost completely eliminate competition in that space.
Or from the other view, reduce entering the market from an extremely lengthy and risk R&D venture into a known fee. Which you can account for and drastically lowers risk.
On what grounds are they overpriced? Because they are expensive?