Warp Processing -- Dramatically Speeding up Programs by Dynamically Moving them to FPGAs

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In the amazing new world of billion-transistor chips, computers can achieve a form of self-improvement scarcely imagined before. Since 2002, UCR researchers have been developing a technology, known as Warp



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