CPU vs FPGA

I have to add, this is not my video. It is the repost of a video on LinkedIn

This is an attempt of differentiation between a superscalar SISD and SIMD, not between an ASIC and a FPGA.

well, that was not exactly correct, so I fixed it to match with our actual FPGA applications! 🤣

source is QBayLogic on youtube - but who knows where it's originally from... The slide artifacts in the bottom right corner make it look like it's from some presentation.

Time to learn some VHDL

Verilog might be simpler. Or Migen/LiteX (Python) might be easiest to start.

This is nice, but not super-accurate at the same time. You can make exactly the same CPU using FPGA. The main difference between them is the way they are programmed, not their parallelism.

Processing Unit vs Gate Array.

That picture is great, I have to show it to my colleagues in the software team.

Umm i think you mean ASIC, because FPGAs can be anything, an FPGA can be a core i7-14900k if given enough field programmable gates.