There was an interesting article over on Heise.de the other day: http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/83902
For those who don't read German, here's the first paragraph in English: PLD Applications in southern France is offering PCI Express-cards with reconfigurable logic chips (FPGAs) from Altera and Xilinx at prices starting at 2000 euro. Japanese company K&F Computing Research asks about 1300 euro for its simplest PCI-X card, the GRAPE-7 model 100, which features an Altera chip. With the right know-how such comparatively inexpensive expansion cards can be used as coprocessors for accelerating applications. ClearSpeed asks about USD8000 for its "Advance" boards, which have two CSX600 processors, although they come with ready-to-use software (for Matlab 7.1/7.2 and Mathematica 5.2) and an SDK. PLDA: http://www.plda.com K&F Computing Applications: http://www.kfcr.jp/product-e.html ClearSpeed: http://www.clearspeed.com Lourens
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