FPGA Architecture: Nanogram Project

This lecture delves into the architecture of Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs), focusing on the concept of dark silicon and the need for efficient computing cells. The instructor discusses the development of ultra-fine-grain configurable cells and the challenges of interconnectivity within FPGAs, presenting the Nanogram Project as a solution to increase computing density. By exploring the design of configurable cells and the impact on power reduction, the lecture highlights the potential for advanced technologies to enhance FPGA efficiency and performance.