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Alexander Lange of Darmstadt-based Xelera Technologies on FPGA-accelerated software that speeds up cloud computing and machine learning.
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Why this matters for deep tech: Hardware-accelerated compute is deep tech at the silicon–software edge — the performance layer behind scalable AI.
In this episode, we cover:
- Alexander Lange (Co-Founder, Head of Software Engineering, Xelera)
- FPGA processing to accelerate cloud computing
- Speeding up machine-learning workloads
- A background at DLR and the ESA
- German Digital Startup of the Year 2019
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