Abstract:We present the first application of field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) as new, <i>customizable</i> hardware architectures that can be harnessed for the fast and energy-efficient calculation of quantum dynamics simulations of large chemical/material systems. Instead of tailoring the software to fixed hardware (which is the typical case for writing quantum chemistry code for CPUs/GPUs), FPGAs allow us to <i>directly customize the underlying hardware</i> - even at the level of specific… Show more
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