FPGA access on a MacBook-Pro

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I am interested in accelerating machine learning on a MacBookPro using FPGA technology. Has anyone found a way to attach an FPGA card or dev board to Thunderbolt interface?

Dan Poznanovic

Posted 2017-08-15T18:11:54.627

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Thunderbolt can transport PCIe x4, and there are plenty of Thunderbolt PCIe expansion boxes out there. They're roughly the size of an external desktop hard drive enclosure, and provide a PCIe x4 slot that hooks up to Thunderbolt.

So buy a PCIe FPGA card that requires x4 or less, and put it in one of these boxes.

Spiff

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