Ethernet NIC For Fast Data Path

By Nishant Lodha - 06 Jun, 2019 - Comments: 0

A bit of validation once in a while is good for all of us – that’s pretty true whether you are the one providing it or, conversely, the one receiving it. Most of the time it seems to be me that is giving out validation rather than getting it. Like the other day when my wife tried on a new dress and asked me, “How do I look?” Now, of course, we all know there is only one way to answer a ... » read more

Low Latency Networks: RoCE Or iWARP?

By Todd Owens - 02 May, 2019 - Comments: 0

Today, Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) is primarily being utilized within high performance computing or cloud environments to reduce latency across the network. Enterprise customers will soon require low latency networking that RDMA offers so that they can address a variety of different applications, such as Oracle and SAP, and also implement software-defined storage using Windows Storage Sp... » read more

Getting Data Centers Ready For Composable Infrastructure

By George Hervey - 04 Apr, 2019 - Comments: 0

The data center networking landscape is set to change dramatically. More adaptive and operationally efficient composable infrastructure will soon start to see significant uptake, supplanting the traditional inflexible, siloed data center arrangements of the past and ultimately leading to universal adoption. Composable infrastructure takes a modern software-defined approach to data center imp... » read more

Making Things Simple With NVMe/TCP

By Nishant Lodha - 07 Mar, 2019 - Comments: 0

Whether it is the aesthetics of the iPhone or a work of art like Monet’s ‘Water Lillies’, simplicity is often a very attractive trait. I hear this resonate in everyday examples from my own life – with my boss at work, whose mantra is “make it simple,” and my wife of 15 years telling my teenage daughter “beauty lies in simplicity.” For the record, both of these statements general... » read more

Affordable Design With Wireless Microcontrollers

By Sree Durbha - 06 Dec, 2018 - Comments: 0

Today, we are at the peak of technology product availability with the releases of the new iPhone models, Alexa-enabled devices, and more. In the coming days, there will be numerous international consumer OEMs preparing new offerings as we approach the holiday selling season. Along with the smartphones, voice assistant enabled smart speakers and deep learning wireless security cameras, many devi... » read more

How To Automate A Parking Lot

By Maen Suleiman - 01 Nov, 2018 - Comments: 1

By Maen Suleiman and Gorka Garcia Applications at the edge of the network require special technologies, such as efficient packet processing, machine learning and connectivity to the cloud. The edge crosses a multitude of markets, including small business, industrial and enterprise, and it can include everything from devices you might expect to find at the edge to unusual concepts such as... » read more

HD Video Comes To Entry-Level Drones

By Sree Durbha - 09 Jul, 2018 - Comments: 0

The consumer drone market has expanded greatly over the last few years, with almost 3 million units shipped during 2017. This upward trend is likely to continue. Analyst firm Statista forecasts that the commercial drone business will be worth $6.4 billion annually by 2020, while Global Market Insights has predicted that the worldwide drone market will grow to $17 billion (with the consumer cate... » read more

Connecting Cars Reliably

By Avinash Ghirnikar - 07 Jun, 2018 - Comments: 0

Imagine motoring along through busy, urban traffic in your new connected car that is learning, getting smarter, safer and more reliable as it is driving. Such a car is constantly gathering and generating all kinds of data that is intermittently and opportunistically being uploaded to the cloud. As more cars on the road feature advanced wireless connectivity, this exciting future will become com... » read more

Extending Cloud To The Network Edge

By Maen Suleiman - 03 May, 2018 - Comments: 0

The adoption of multi-gigabit networks and planned roll-out of next generation 5G networks will continue to create greater available network bandwidth as more and more computing and storage services get funneled to the cloud. Increasingly, applications running on IoT and mobile devices connected to the network are becoming more intelligent and compute-intensive. However, with so many resources ... » read more

How To Build A Modern Network

By Tal Mizrahi - 05 Apr, 2018 - Comments: 0

There have, in recent years, been fundamental changes to the way in which networks are implemented, as data demands have necessitated a wider breadth of functionality and elevated degrees of operational performance. Accompanying all this is a greater need for accurate measurement of such performance benchmarks in real time, plus in-depth analysis in order to identify and subsequently resolve an... » read more

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