Have you ever dreamed of doing VHDL in the web space? No, because you're sane If you responded yes to this question this is the project for you. This is a static web server to serve a purely hardware based static website server at the theoretical max speed of your ethernet cable. This is still a big work in progress, I need to implement a lot of things to even make what would take 10 lines with an operating system in software works.

If done right this static server could outperform any software solution to serve static website at a fraction of the energy cost and compute cost.

• Implement QUIC over UDP
• Implement TLS 1.3 (This will be painful)
• Implement HTTP over TLS over QUIC to get with an HTTP3 request
• Implement UDP
• Implement a software to transmit the website to the FPGA (In Rust OFC)
• Create a javascript framework using VHDL Component Pls don't do that

• Implement Ethernet (ieee 802.3)
• Implement IP over Ethernet
• Optionnaly implement IPV6

For the moment I want to take a top-down approach by starting with implementing QUIC in hardware, but my goal is to support anything that can have an ethernet connector connected over some pin. I want to avoid the usage of IP core to make the design as portable as possible.

Yes.

Yes.