Fpgas Are Non TuringThe VonNeumannArchitecture makes the ChurchTuringThesis plausible. But FPGAs aren't VNA and never halt in any case. They are equivalent to the Turing C-Machine, about which Turing famously proved nothing. So all the Turing computability limits don't apply.
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