I am always interested to see new tools and approaches being released into the FPGA world. Recently, I have been working a lot more with Versal devices for clients, in my blogs, and Hackster projects, especially the Versal Edge AI devices. With the Versal Edge AI, we have mostly examined the VE2302 device available on the Trenz TE950 or Alinx VD100 . We also recently looked at the VEK280 , which contains the VE2802, the largest of the Versal Edge AI devices. Of course, if we

Over the past few months, we’ve explored several Versal™ AI Edge development boards, including the Trenz TE0905 and the Alinx Txxxx. Each of these boards is built around the VE2303 device, which provides 330K system logic cells, 464 DSP engines, 34 AI Engine-ML tiles, and 5 NoC ports. For a recent AI development project, however, I needed something with significantly more capability. That led me to the VEK280, which features the largest device in the Versal AI Edge family. It