Vpr

VPR is an acronym with multiple meanings. In the United States, it most commonly refers to Vermont Public Radio, a non-commercial public radio network serving Vermont and surrounding regions. The service is part of Vermont Public, the state's public media organization that consolidated public radio and public television operations.

In computing and engineering, VPR stands for Versatile Place and Route, an open-source software tool used to perform placement and routing of digital circuits on FPGA architectures. It is widely used in academic research to explore FPGA design and architecture, and it is often described as part of the Verilog-to-Routing framework used for architectural evaluation and experimentation.

Because VPR is an acronym used by diverse organizations and projects, its meaning is context dependent. Other uses may include corporate, governmental, or organizational acronyms that adopt the same letters. When encountering the term, clarifying the subject area or providing additional context helps determine the intended reference.