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What is hardware concurrency platforms for FPGA?

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We know concurrency platform is usually implemented by software. But is there any hardware concurrency platform for FPGA in which we can spawn a new thread, synchronize and use parallel loops without worrying about implementation details? Thanks.
 

FPGA is hardware. There is no direct notion of threads in hardware, threads are a software concept.

There is parallelism in hardware, of course, but it is at a completely different level. Much lower abstraction.
 

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