Xilinx Announces the VU19P FPGA Featuring 35 billion transistors

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I'm afraid to ask but... price?
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Designed to be used in ...? ("a variety of applications" is not a valid answer)
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easytomy:

Designed to be used in ...? ("a variety of applications" is not a valid answer)
It says it in the article. It's an FPGA for prototyping and validation of design. Basically when a company like ARM goes "we want to try this new architectural thing with our SoCs" - instead of fabbing that chip plus hundreds of others as they work through various iterations and fixes they simulate it on this FPGA.
geogan:

I'm afraid to ask but... price?
Probably $200-300K but typically you enter a contract with Xilinix because you use their entire software ecosystem when prototyping on stuff like this.