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We did ours in January 2015 :-). But yeah, I'm happy this is happening now. As usual, people need to realize just how broken the status quo is.
Also I expect the platform/cost to go down dramatically this year; Lattice ECP5 is pretty much the next big open source FPGA target and there's already a PCIe implementation in the works (that isn't hacked Lattice code like we used in 2015):https://github.com/whitequark/Yumewatari …
Exciting / terrifying
BTW, do you have more info on what platforms support ATS? We looked at that at the time and our conclusion was that nothing but big servers (where physical access isn't really a thing) supported it.
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