Good day all,
It's been a while since relatively affordable Versal boards came around - at least two sub-$1000 parts from reputable suppliers are available, as well as very interesting board that combines AMD Ryzen with Versal Edge device (that's a tad more expensive though- but still a far cry from the full sticker for the big devkit boards). All are based on the same xcve2302 part - SOM actually. And considering the amount of innovation that Versal ACAP brings to the table - and the AI revolution we're living through, one could naively expect an explosion in both content and support. But it's been relatively lackluster thus far. To an untrained eye there is very little cross-pollination from non-ACAP projects into Versal and those who do target it tend to just support the big expensive parts. (Not to take away from whatever content that _does exist - it's very informative and interesting to those who seek)
What's missing in this scenario - is it vendor support, or hobbyist interest, or is the added value from new technology still not perceived sufficient to justify the cost ?
