Tag: PAC

• New White Paper describes high-performance Next-Generation Core Networks Proof of Concept with FPGA-based NFV acceleration Intel, Affirmed Networks, and Dell EMC describe a proof of concept for high-performance Next-Generation Core Networks (NGCN) in a new White Paper titled “Enabling Communications Service Providers to Meet 5G High Density I/O Goals through Software Optimization and Hardware Acceleration.” This White Paper describes a state-of-the-art solution for a commercial, standalone 5G core network (5GCN) that delivers 100 Gbps/CPU socket...
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• Handle one million IPSec SAs at 100 Gbps using Arrive Technologies’ IPSec core and the Intel® FPGA PAC N3000 card Arrive Technologies’ FPGA-accelerated IP security (IPSec) IP core, optimized for the Intel® FPGA Programmable Acceleration Card (PAC) N3000, delivers wire-speed cryptographic processing (including AES-GCM (128/192/256), AES-CBC (128/192/256), SHA-1/2, and others) at Ethernet rates as fast as 100 Gbps while handling as many as one million Security Associations (SAs). With this sort of performance, Arrive’s IPSec solution based on the Intel...
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• Network service providers and operators can serve many more customers with better throughput, lower TCO using Benu Networks’ vBNG with FPGA-based VNF acceleration Network service providers and network operators perpetually face the challenge of reducing the costs associated with service delivery while also finding cost-effective ways to expand into new markets and serve an ever-growing number of subscribers while tailoring these services on a per-subscriber basis. Meeting these challenges requires a different approach and Benu Networks’ different approach relies heavily upon virtual network...
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• Interested in using FPGAs for Datacenter Acceleration? Sign up for a free August 29 Webinar FPGAs excel at accelerating compute-intensive workloads in data centers. Now you can learn about the possibilities for workload acceleration in a free Intel Webinar titled “Using FPGAs for Datacenter Acceleration.” In this Webinar, you’ll learn how how you can deploy deep-learning inference tasks on FPGAs using the Intel® Distribution of OpenVINO™ toolkit and the Intel FPGA Deep Learning Acceleration Suite....
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• Myrtle’s recurrent neural network accelerator handles 4000 simultaneous speech-to-text translations with just one FPGA, outperforms GPU in TOPS, latency, and efficiency A speech-to-text (STT) transcription application running on Myrtle's scalable inference engine – which is based on the company’s MAU Accelerator cores – was one of the four accelerated workloads discussed in the recent blog about HPE’s addition of an Intel® FPGA Programmable Acceleration (PAC) Card D5005 option to its ProLiant DL380 Gen10 server. (See “HPE now delivering ProLiant dL380 Gen10...
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• Meet 5G High Density I/O Goals through Software Optimization and Hardware Acceleration   Intel, Affirmed Networks, and Dell EMC have developed a proof of concept for high-performance Next-Generation Core Networks (NGCN). Together, the three companies have written and published a White Paper that presents a state-of-the-art solution for a commercial, standalone 5G core network (5GCN) that achieves 100 Gbps/CPU socket using a 100 GbE NIC plugged into a server based on an...
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• WWT’s Advanced Technology Center provides access to seven diverse high-performance, FPGA-accelerated application demos World Wide Technology (WWT) has developed an FPGA “Center of Excellence” within its immense Advanced Technology Center (ATC) to provide its customers with a one-stop resource for exploring the performance benefits of FPGA acceleration based on the Intel® Acceleration Stack for Intel Xeon® CPU with FPGAs. The ATC creates a collaborative ecosystem that enables customers and partners to collaborate and...
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• Join Intel and 5G ecosystem partners at MWC Shanghai 2019 for picocell base station reference platform demos   Indoor picocells will play an extremely vital role in achieving ambitious 5G cellular service goals in terms of of coverage, capacity, and ubiquitous services. These goals will be achieved primarily through network densification. Intel has been working with customers and partners to develop many end-to-end solutions for the 5G market, which includes indoor picocells. The Intel picocell end-to-end solution...
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• Authenticating Rembrandts: CNNs plus Image Entropy identify the real paintings among the copies   According to a Wall Street Journal article published in 2010, new art scholarship and cataloguing techniques developed over the past 30 years have helped art experts conclude that at least half of the more than 1,000 drawing and paintings attributed to Rembrandt were created by other artists. Some of these works may well be forgeries, created to deceive, but...
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• Cygnus Supercomputer Simulates the Early Universe with an FPGA Acceleration Boost   The Center for Computational Sciences (CCS) at the University of Tsukuba in Japan has developed multiple generations of leading-edge, highly parallel supercomputer systems over the last three decades. CCS’s mission is to promote scientific discovery by supporting university research at several Japanese universities with fast computing resources. The latest machine, dubbed Cygnus, is CCS’s tenth-generation supercomputer and it’s just...
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