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Myrtle

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Developer of deep learning based EDA tool for compiling FPGA, GPU and CPU

Overview

Myrtle develops deep learning based EDA tool for compiling FPGA, GPU, and CPU. The company has developed a tool called DRUM, which compiles HDL into hardware designs of CPU, GPU, FPGAs, and ASICs, etc. It is claimed to have multiple features including fast compilation performance, intuitive HLL, fast iterations, better corner and edge detection breakdown, etc. The tool allows users to develop small, less power consuming, and low latency FPGAs. Additionally, it designs solutions to accelerate data center workloads using deep learning and artificial intelligence technologies. As of July 2018, the company is working as a part of the UK government’s Autonomous Vehicles program and is also a Gold Partner for Intel's FPGA Design Solutions Network.

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Founded
2003
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Others

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About Myrtle

What does Myrtle do?

Myrtle develops deep learning based EDA tool for compiling FPGA, GPU, and CPU.

Where is Myrtle headquartered?

Myrtle is headquartered in Cambridge, United Kingdom.

When was Myrtle founded?

Myrtle was founded in 2003.

Which sector is Myrtle in?

Myrtle operates in Others.

Who are Myrtle's competitors?

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