We are happy to announce TaPaSCo 2020.04 coming right to you with a number of new platforms bringing TaPaSCo to the cloud and adding HBM support.

AWS Support
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TaPaSCo now supports AWS F1 instances. Start generating bitstreams using our [guide](https://github.com/esa-tu-darmstadt/tapasco/wiki/TaPaSCo-on-AWS). No changes to your runtime necessary!

HBM Support
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TaPaSCo now supports HBM enabled FPGAs, namely the XUPVVH from Bittware. Different HBM channels can be attached to the PEs as desired.

MPSoC and Zynq
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The driver and bitstream generation for MPSoC and Zynq has been modernized and is now easier to use than ever. This change comes with an entirely new root FS generator. In combination with these changes, TaPaSCo now supports the low cost entry to MPSoC: The Ultra96 v2.

Bugfixes
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In total this release closes 18 [Issues](https://github.com/esa-tu-darmstadt/tapasco/issues?q=is%3Aissue+milestone%3A2020.4+is%3Aclosed) in 317 commits.

Add support for the F1 platform to "tapasco-load-bitstream"

Provide correct data in AWS benchmark file

Clean up and fixes F1 platform scripts

Properly catch HLS Crashes even if return code is zero;

Add support for Ultra96v2 and clean up Zynq and MPSoC handling in the driver

Add load-bitstream to install

Update Gradle to version 6;

Merge branches 'develop' and 'feature/gradle-6' of github.com:esa-tu-darmstadt/tapasco into feature/gradle-6

 - showing no throughput for all instances except the last
 - incorrect total value for batch

Add memory testing infrastructure to evaluate MIG performance on all supported devices.