See also:

• Computers: Hardware: Components: Processors: Multiprocessors  (13)
• Computers: Hardware: Programmable Logic  (104)

Berkeley Reconfigurable Architectures, Systems, and Software - - Researches many system-level technologies, focusing on integrating processors and reconfigurable logic.

HThreads - - Hybridthreads, efficient hardware accelerated computating platform: operating system runs on hybrid CPU/FPGA chip, 2 sets of APIs give access to OS; platform has high level language compiler, can compile C source code into hardware components. University of Kansas.

Kress-Kung Machine Page - - Data-stream-based machine paradigm (anti machine), programmed by flowware and configware. Direct links to configware, morphware, flowware, data.streams, anti-machine, KressArray. University of Kaiserslautern, Germany.

NASA Office of Logic Design - - Researches and funds many aspects of design and use of programmable and quick-turn technologies, for space flight uses.

RAMP: Research Accelerator for Multiple Processors - - FPGA-based multiprocessor functional simulator framework. University of California, Berkeley.

Research - - Summary of topic, with some uses, at University of Wisconsin, Madison.

Tanner Research, Inc. - - Information on reconfigurable computing, and related products. Pasadena, California, USA.

Virginia Tech Configurable Computing Laboratory - - Research many aspects of dynamic computing, electronic and computing fabrics, soft processor arrays.

Wikipedia: Reconfigurable Computing - - Encyclopedia article, with links to many related topics.

Xputer Lab Configware Engineering for Reconfigurable Computing with KressArray - - Home of former Computer Structures Group: reconfigurable computing, soft IP core, soft machine, anti machine soft datapath, soft machine paradigm, fpga, KressArray. Kaiserslautern University of Technology, Kaiserslautern, Germany.

Raytheon Develops World's First Polymorphic Computer - - MONARCH: Morphable Networked Micro-Architecture; adaptable processor is 10 times faster than Intel Xeon quad-core chip. Military Embedded Systems. (March 20, 2007)