3 verified briefings on Fpga. Each story includes a plain-English summary, why it matters, and the concrete action engineering teams should take.
AMD has reinstated Linux support for the free version of its Vivado design suite. This move reverses an earlier, unpopular decision and is a welcome update for hardware and embedded systems engineers who rely on Linux for developing with FPGAs and adaptive SoCs.
Two critical flaws in OpenStack Cyborg allow authenticated users to attack other tenants. Attackers can cause service disruptions or perform unauthorized actions, including reprogramming specialized hardware like FPGAs, posing a major infrastructure risk.
AMD is updating its Vivado FPGA development tool. Starting with the 2026.1 release, the free version will support more devices but will no longer be available on Linux, forcing developers to use a paid version for future updates.