Napatech, a leading provider of reconfigurable computing platforms, today announced that it will showcase its reconfigurable computing platform in highly-virtualized, open and standard servers at the Open Networking Summit in Los Angeles from at Booth #25.
Datacenter operators in cloud, carrier, enterprise and government networks are continually trying to find the right balance between network performance, compute efficiency and cost in their virtual environments. Most hyper-scale datacenter network operators have standardized on FPGAs as their preferred method to accelerate the performance of leading IT applications and services, with many others following their lead.
Napatech’s reconfigurable computing platform brings the benefits of hyper-scale networking to IT organization of every size. Their FPGA-based SmartNIC software and hardware feature:
- Hyperscale performance: Support for line rate 1, 10, 25, 40, 50 and 100 gigabit Ethernet.
- Hyperscale innovation: User programmable and configurable hardware.
- Hyperscale economics: Easy-to-deploy software and hardware in low-cost, standard, servers.
“The virtualization of network functions is a key element found in both cloud data center and 5G mobile networks, but application performance that meets the service requirements has remained elusive. Our reconfigurable computing platform flexibly and predictively offloads, accelerates and secures open, standard servers. Our FPGA-based SmartNIC software and hardware delivers the only proven method to transform services while lowering total cost of ownership.” — Jarrod Siket, chief marketing officer, Napatech
