Rapid Silicon's RapidGPT to boost FPGA designer productivity

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Rapid Silicon, a provider of AI and intelligent edge-focused FPGAs based on open-source technology, is set to launch RapidGPT.

This is the industry’s first AI-based tool for advanced conversational features and code autocompletion capabilities dedicated to FPGAs. RapidGPT has been designed to help improve the FPGA design process by providing an intelligent and seamless interface based on natural language that enables hardware designers to increase their productivity and time-to-market.

By using RapidGPT, FPGA designers will, according to Rapid Silicon, be able to interact with hardware description language (HDL) via AI in a more natural and intuitive way. It understands the intent of designers’ commands and provides relevant suggestions, significantly reducing the learning curve and the time needed for FPGA designers to become productive with new tools and platforms.

RapidGPT’s intelligent code autocompletion is able to provide FPGA designers with relevant and contextual suggestions based on their code, removing errors, and streamlining the code writing process.

“Rapid Silicon’s RapidGPT represents a major breakthrough in FPGA design flows,” said Prof. Pierre-Emmanuel Gaillardon, CTO of Rapid Silicon. “Unlike any other solutions on the market, our AI approach leverages advanced natural language processing, code autocompletion and conversational features, enabling FPGA designers to work more efficiently and effectively than ever before. RapidGPT saves time and resources, mitigates design errors, and produces optimised solutions.”