Check out AMD sponsored projects at Teardown 2024, find updates on projects, and get a glimpse of the hardware focused in person meet up in Portland, Oregon. Read the full update.
Check out the latest addition to AMD FPGA Playground, Modos Paper Monitor, powered by the AMD Spartan™ 6 FPGA, and subscribe for a chance to win tickets to Teardown 2024. Read the full update.
Check out recent Teardown Sessions livestreams, project successes, and AMD Kria™ boards. Read the full update.
Welcome three new projects to the AMD FPGA Playground and check out highlights of Teardown 2023. Read the full update.
Dive into side-channel power analysis and fault injection with ChipWhisperer-Husky, a new tool powered by the AMD Xilinx Artix-7 35T. Join the video livestream with creator Colin O'Flynn and sign up for a chance to win a copy of his new book, The Hardware Hacking Handbook. Read the full update.
Happy summer! To kick things off, we have some popular Zynq-based snickerdoodle boards to give away during a video livestream with Ryan Cousins from krtkl, the creator of snickerdoodle. We're also happy to welcome two new projects into the FPGA Playground program: ThunderScope and ChipWhisperer-Husky. Read the full update.
We have some exciting news from the Xilinx FPGA Playground, including a program for supporting Xilinx-based Crowd Supply projects, details of Xilinx joining the CHIPS Alliance, and a pointer to the archived livestreamed discussion with bunnie and xobs, the creators of Precursor. Read the full update.
The FPGAuary Giveaway was a huge success! We received over 2,000 signups, over 350 people attended the livestreamed workshop, and prize boxes went out to 20 lucky winners around the world, including in the US, India, Germany, Chile, Hong Kong, and Mexico, to name just a few! Read the full update.
Thanks to everyone who entered the FPGA Playground giveway program! We had over 2000 entries for 20 prizes. We've randomly selected our 20 winners, and contacted them directly. If you didn't receive an email from us already, you unfortunately were not a winner. However, because there was so much demand for this introduction to FPGAs, we are going to make the professional training by Adam Taylor available to anyone who would like to attend. Read the full update.