HARDWARE–SOFTWARE PLATFORM ARCHITECTURE FOR CLOUD COMPUTING ACCELERATION USING FPGA
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.36910/10.36910/6775-2313-5352-2025-27-3Keywords:
FPGA, cloud computing, hardware acceleration, reconfigurable computing, hardware–software co-design, machine learning.Abstract
The increasing computational load in cloud infrastructures driven by large-scale data analytics and machine-learning tasks requires efficient hardware acceleration solutions. This paper presents a hybrid hardware–software architecture integrating FPGA-based accelerators into a cloud platform for data-intensive and inference-driven applications. The proposed approach combines reconfigurable hardware logic with containerized software environments, achieving 3–5× improvement in performance and up to a 40% reduction in energy consumption compared to CPU-based systems. Experimental evaluation shows that the FPGA-enabled architecture provides scalable, low-latency execution suitable for high-throughput workloads in modern data centers.