Over a Over a series of blogs we have been exploring the Alveo V80 board, the Alveo Versal Example Design (AVED) its constituent parts...

So far on our journey of exploring the Alveo V80 we have examined the hardware and software elements necessary for creating the AVED...

So far on this journey of exploring how we can use Alveo cards outside of the traditional flow we have examined creating the reference...

Over several weeks we have examined how we can use Alveo cards using a Vivado based design flow coupled with examining the XMDA drivers....

Having learned in our previous blog about how the Base Address Registers work for transfers in the Alveo system, we are now able to start...

In our previous blog post, we detailed the successful installation of the XDMA driver and its subsequent testing on the Alveo U55C CMS...

So far in this series, we have introduced the range of Alveo cards and created our first application, based on the standard card...

When we develop an Alveo solution using the Vivado flow, unlike with Vitis flow we do not get a dynamic and static element. Instead we...

One of the biggest challenges you might face if you want to start working with Alveo either on premises or in the cloud is to identify...

Back on the 29th September 2013, I sat down and wrote what would become the first blog in this series. It was a simple look at how to...

The ability to work with OpenCL at higher levels of abstraction is increasingly important for FPGA developers. We can use OpenCL to...

Last year, I examined SLX FPGA and used it to optimize IP Cores for implementation in Vivado looking at security and industrial algorithms.