• The Versal architecture integrates different compute domains, including the processing system (such as the Arm® Cortex®-A72 and Cortex-R5F processors), AI Engines for advanced signal processing, and programmable logic (combining CLBs and memory). This combination, along with a robust network on chip (NoC), enables efficient memory-mapped access across the device.
  Meanwhile,  Ultrascale+ has also provide different compute domains, including the processing system (such as the Arm® Cortex®-A53 and Cortex-R5F processors), and programmable logic (combining CLBs and memory).
  
  
• In this workshop, you will learn the key difference between both architectures to help user to migrate their design from Ultrascale+ to Versal.
  

Highlights 

• Migrate Programmable Logic from Ultrascale+ to Versal with Example.
• Migrate Processing System from Ultrascale+ to Versal with Example.