Enterprise-Grade FPGA IP Cores and Solutiion
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Joined December 2014
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Arkville 23.07 is shipping! The 23rd sequential release of Atomic Rules trusted, high-performance DMA between FPGA and Linux host memory using DPDK. PCIe Gen5 goodness for FPGAs and CPUs from both @IntelFPGA and @AMDembedded .
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Glad to have another IP/Solution entry from @AtomicRules with TK242, a 200G lossless capture solution using BittWare PCIe cards and @IntelFPGA Agilex™ FPGAs! bittware.com/ip-solutions/at…
Under the hood, DPDK is everywhere. Thank you @BittWare and @DPDKProject for helping to make 200 Gbps packet capture a joy! bittware.com/ip-solutions/at…
Arkville on Agilex 7 - "It gets even awesomer"! businesswire.com/news/home/2…
Arkville 22.11 has shipped! Enhanced support for PCIe Gen5. How many 200 Gbps flows between FPGA and Host would you like? Arkville Data Mover: Linux data motion done correctly!
Arkville 22.07 on short final to ship this week. Containers. VMs. SR-IOV. Virtual ANYTHING. We love it! ... Arkville Data Mover, the trusted high-performance solution for both AMD and Intel FPGAs.
Arkville 22.03 has shipped! Supporting PCIe Gen4 with as many parallel 200 Gbps streams as you desire. One microsecond between host userland and FPGA fabric. Trusted, vetted, open-source @DPDKProject API from the @linuxfoundation. Arkville - Data Motion that Just Works!
Arkville 22.03 coming down the home stretch of regression testing. No hassle, drama free data movement between FPGA and Host userland. Lockstep API support with DPDK 22.03 from dpdk.org . Identical RTL interfaces for both AMD and Intel FPGAs.
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Missed our @AtomicRules Arkville webinar (220 Gb/s PCIe Gen4 x16 data mover on @IntelFPGA Agilex)? It's now available now on demand (including the recorded Q&A): bittware.com/resources/webin…
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Join our webinar 16:00 UTC / 11:00 EST, Tuesday 14th December to hear Bittware, Intel, and Atomic Rules experts provide details of the products used achieve reduced time to market and easier development without sacrificing performance.
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Fast. Trusted. Stable. Choose all three for the data-motion your FPGA-accelerated application demands.
Arkville PCIe Gen4 Data Mover Using @IntelFPGA Agilex™ Webinar next week! 220 Gb/s over PCIe Gen4 x16 on our IA-840F card...register to attend live or get the recording. #fpga @AtomicRules
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Arkville 21.11 our 19th quarterly release shipped today! Thank you @DPDKProject for the Linux Foundation pedigree; and @IntelFPGA for a 220 Gb/S PCIe Gen4x16 endpoint. Enterprise-grade data motion has never been this great.
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I gave my final lecture on the UC Santa Cruz CSE-125/225 Verilog hardware course. Of course, it was on Bluespec using the "classic" original Haskell syntax, so the students can see a totally different way of thinking about hardware specification and design. @bluespec
Arkville 21.05 has shipped! Heaps of gratitude to our enterprise #FPGA customers, our awesome design team, and the corpus of wisdom from the @DPDKProject.
And for the 17th quarter, right on the heels of #DPDK, another Atomic Rules release of Arkville! Thank you @DPDKProject for the team’s effort.
Congrats to the #DPDK community on another stellar release -- 21.05, released on 21.05! Read the blog post by @tmonjalo for more info: dpdk.org/blog/2021/05/24/com…
With @DPDKProject 21.05 nearing release, we are in full-swing of our 17th quarterly scrum of testing and validating Arkville. "Automate or Die", is a phrase that comes to mind. Stay tuned for some extra-awesomeness. #FPGA #DPDK
Arkville 20.11 based on @dpdk 20.11 and @XilinxInc 2020.2 , our 15th sequential release, shipped today. We're proud to be the selected FPGA-based DPDK provider to our customers.