The first implementation of Xilinx's Adaptive Compute Acceleration Platform (ACAP). The Versal ACAP is an extremely comprehensive system-on-chip (SoC) that combines CPUs, DSPs, I/O and RAM control along with programmable hardware logic, the latter traditionally a stand-alone FPGA chip. The Versal was first to combine so many disparate processors on one chip. See
FPGA and
DSP.
The Versal Chip
With more than 35 billion transistors, the Versal chip includes dual ARM CPUs with RAM and I/O, programmable (adaptive) hardware and DSP engines for parallel processing. In 2022, AMD acquired Xilinx and rebranded all products under the AMD logo a year later. (Image courtesy of AMD.)