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November 15, 2011

Implementing FPGA Design with OpenCL – A Future Look

by Jim Turley

Are you using FPGAs to accelerate your system? Altera is exploring a new technology for FPGAs that will provide exciting and significant productivity gains for your high-performance systems. Watch this webcast to find out about Altera’s Open Computing Language (OpenCL™) program for FPGAs.

In this 15-minute webcast you’ll learn about:

  • The market drivers and embedded technology enablers
  • The benefits of using FPGAs as hardware accelerators
  • OpenCL and how it fits in an FPGA-based design environment

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