Over the last 12 months, it seems we have developed several FPGA-based boards, both as Adiuvo products and for clients. We have also been pulled into supporting FPGAs on boards that clients have designed. Often these client-designed boards have been developed on time-constrained schedules, and hence they are hoping for the best. So I am going to start off the new year talking about how we are able to reduce the technical risk in our board designs. The first thing to consider

Recently we have been developing numerous boards based around AMD devices from our Spartan 7 and RPI2040 based embedded system board, to...