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    Explore "fpga" with insightful episodes like "Podcast Shmup’Em-All #78 – Hey MiSTer !", "#90: FPGA Accelerator Disaggregation Using NVMe-over-Fabrics", "Episode 232 George Zafiropoulos KJ6VU", "#10. Benjamin Barthe - HPC aka High Performance Computing" and "Episode 218 Stephen Hicks N5AC" from podcasts like ""Le Podcast Shmup’Em-All", "Storage Developer Conference", "QSO Today Podcast - Interviews with the leaders in amateur radio", "DataBuzzWord" and "QSO Today Podcast - Interviews with the leaders in amateur radio"" and more!

    Episodes (49)

    Podcast Shmup’Em-All #78 – Hey MiSTer !

    Podcast Shmup’Em-All #78 – Hey MiSTer !
    Ce mois-ci dans le podcast Shmup’Em-All on revient sur l’actualité shmupesque du mois d’octobre avec l’annonce d’un DLC pour Rolling Gunner, Sturmwind qui fait un retour sur Steam, la date de sortie de Cotton Reboot qui se précise, un cheat code inédit pour Musha Aleste, un livre sur le fondateur de Toaplan ou encore la seconde campagne de crowdfunding de R-Type Final 2.

    La seconde partie du podcast sera quant à elle consacrée à l’arcade avec la sortie imminente de Aka to Blue Type-R et du système exA-Arcadia, la fermeture de Anata no Warehouse et surtout Catzoo qui va répondre à une question que nous nous posons tous : « Mais qu’est-ce qu’un MiSTer ? »

    #90: FPGA Accelerator Disaggregation Using NVMe-over-Fabrics

    #90: FPGA Accelerator Disaggregation Using NVMe-over-Fabrics
    Leveraging the NVMe standard to present FPGA accelerators as NVMe namespaces allows user space code to access accelerators as simple block devices via standard in-box drivers. NVMe-over-Fabrics (NVMe-oF) is a network protocol for NVMe that is used to communicate between a host machine and NVMe devices over high-performance Ethernet networks. Leveraging NVMe-oF allows an accelerator, that presents as a standard NVMe namespace, to be shared across existing transports such as RDMA, TCP/IP or Fibre Channel. With NVMe-oF, client machines can borrow accelerators over the fabrics connection which can then be accessed as if they were local to the system, allowing the same user code to run on direct attached accelerators and over-Fabrics accelerators. The ease and granularity available when setting up the over-fabrics connections allows servers to share accelerators on demand, allowing for the disaggregation of acceleration compute resources. Using NVMe Controller Memory Buffer (CMB), the fabrics connection is further improved by allowing devices to send and receive data directory from the accelerator without accessing host memory. We will discuss the advantages of accelerator disaggregation and its impact on resource usage. Learning Objectives: 1) Advantages and performance of NVMe for storage workload acceleration; 2) Performance of NVMe over Fabrics for storage workloads and acceleration; 3) Advantages of using Controller Memory Buffer coupled with NVMe over Fabrics.

    Episode 232 George Zafiropoulos KJ6VU

    Episode 232 George Zafiropoulos KJ6VU

    George Zafiropoulos, KJ6VU, is the the co-host of the Ham Radio Workbench Podcast, one of the more popular ham radio podcasts.  George has a long and interesting ham radio history as well as he is accomplished home-brewer, builder, operator, and high tech executive. We touch on a few of my favorite subjects that include repeaters and repeater controllers, the Cactus Intertie, DMR, and building with Arduino micro-controllers.  KJ6VU is my QSO Today.

    #10. Benjamin Barthe - HPC aka High Performance Computing

    #10. Benjamin Barthe - HPC aka High Performance Computing
    # The Podcast

    # The Guest
    topologie #Reseau #CPU #GPU #iA #stockage #lustre #CEPH mais aussi #conteneur mais pas #Docker ... on parle #CPUset et #CGroup : Le #HPC s'ouvre à vous


    ## Lustre
    - http://lustre.org

    ## CEPH
    - https://ceph.com

    # Social Networks

    ## Benjamin Barthe
    - Benjamin Barthe on Twitter @StevenLeRoux : https://twitter.com/b4mb0u
    - Benjamin Barthe on LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjamin-barthe-48a30aba

    ## Jean-Louis Queguiner
    - Jean-Louis Queguiner on Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVso5UVvQeGAuwbksmA95iA
    - Jean-Louis Queguiner on Twitter @JiliJeanlouis : https://twitter.com/JiliJeanlouis
    - Jean-Louis Queguiner on Github : https://github.com/jqueguiner
    - Jean-Louis Queguiner on LinkedIn : https://fr.linkedin.com/in/jlqueguiner

    Episode 170 - Emulation

    Episode 170 - Emulation

    Steve Erickson & Matt Wilsher delve into the tricky topic of emulation and discuss what emulators they use and recommend plus a whole lot more!

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    66: As Simple as Possible

    66: As Simple as Possible

    Jack Gassett (@gadgetfactory) is the creator of the open source FPGA Papiliodevelopment board. He joins Chris and Elecia to answer the age-old question of how to get started with FPGAs.

    Jack's company is Gadget Factory.

    Chris got the Papilio Pro and Arcade MegaWing.

    Recommended reading:

    Chris and Elecia will be recording live at Hacker Dojo in Mountain View, CA on Monday, September 8, 2014 at 7 P.M. RSVP!

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