Reconfigurable Computing

Reconfigurable Computing is a technology that allows computer hardware to be programmed and customized after it's been built. Unlike traditional computers, which have fixed functions, reconfigurable systems can adapt their circuitry to perform different tasks efficiently. This capability is achieved through devices like Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs), which can be reprogrammed to suit specific applications. This flexibility makes reconfigurable computing ideal for tasks that require high performance, like scientific simulations, digital signal processing, and artificial intelligence, allowing better optimization and power efficiency based on changing needs.