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        AMD Debuts the First Virtex UltraScale+ HBM-enabled FPGA

        This video shows the world’s largest and fastest HBM-enabled FPGA up and running error free within the first day of silicon bring up. This Virtex™ UltraScale+™ HBM-enabled FPGA provides 460 GB/s integrated memory bandwidth and three million logic cells.

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        DesignCon 2019 – Xilinx 58 and 112G PAM4 SERDES operating over Molex high speed interconnect

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