Can Hardware Reconfigure Itself in Real Time? NextSilicon’s Adaptive Compute @eetimes747
Can Hardware Reconfigure Itself in Real Time? NextSilicon’s Adaptive Compute @eetimes747
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What if hardware adapted itself to your code instead of forcing developers to optimize for the hardware? In this episode of AI with Sally, Sally Ward-Foxton speaks with NextSilicon CEO Elad Raz about the company’s radically different approach to compute architecture: a runtime-reconfigurable processor designed to optimize itself while applications are running.
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Can Hardware Reconfigure Itself in Real Time? NextSilicon’s Adaptive Compute

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