FPGA Roundtable Series: Evolving Cross-Platform Tools for Building Software-Connected FPGA Applications
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FPGA development is undergoing a paradigm shift; moving away from rigid, HDL-centric toolchains, toward more flexible, software-oriented workflows. As system complexity increases and time-to-market pressures grow, engineering teams increasingly seek tools that support rapid iteration, cross-platform deployment, and seamless integration with modern development environments.
This session explores how FPGA development tools are adapting to meet modern demands, with a focus on emerging runtime architectures and abstracted communication layers. We’ll highlight how technologies like Opal Kelly’s latest FrontPanel 6 enable software developers to interact with FPGA hardware using familiar programming environments; reducing the need for deep HDL expertise and broadening access to hardware-accelerated design.
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