“…Nowadays, FPGAs are considered a powerful device to deploy different applications using a hardware architecture described as intellectual property (IP), which means processing, memory, control, and communication that can connect multiple IPs to increase scalability. Due to FPGA' functionalities, mainly in processing large workloads efficiently, they are found in applications in the following areas: 5G open Radio Access Network (RAN) [20], prototype design [21], machine learning [22], deep learning [23], reinforcement learning [24], real-time face recognition [16], unmanned aerial vehicle control [25], multi-signal processing [26] and related to this review, trusted execution environments [27].…”