Everest program focuses on the Versal Adaptive Compute Acceleration Platform (ACAP), a product category combining a traditional FPGA fabric with an ARM system on chip and a set of coprocessors, connected through a network on a chip. Xilinx's goal was to reduce the barriers to adoption of FPGAs for accelerated compute-intensive datacenter workloads. They are designed for a wide range of applications in the fields of big data and machine learning, including video transcoding, database querying, data compression, search, AI inferencing, machine vision, computer vision, autonomous vehicles, genomics, computational storage and network acceleration. On April 15, 2020, it was announced that Xilinx would supply its Versal chips to Samsung Electronics for 5G networking equipment. In July 2021, Xilinx debuted the Versal HBM, which combines the network interface of the platform with HBM2e memory to alleviate data bottlenecking. See also AI accelerator Altera High speed serial link References External links AMD 1990 initial public offerings 1984 establishments in California 2022 mergers and acquisitions American brands American companies established in 1984 Companies formerly listed on the Nasdaq American corporate subsidiaries Electronics companies established in 1984 Fabless semiconductor companies Manufacturing companies based in San Jose, California Semiconductor companies of the United States Technology companies based in the San Francisco Bay Area Computer companies of the United States