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Arkville DPDK Data Mover Using Agilex FPGAs

BittWare Webinar Arkville PCIe Gen4 Data Mover Using Intel® Agilex™ FPGAs Webinar The Arkville IP from Atomic Rules was recently updated to support Intel Agilex

Arkville DPDK IP Core from Atomic Rules

PCIe Gen4 data mover IP from Atomic Rules. Achieve up to 220 Gb/s using BittWare’s PCIe Gen4 cards, saving your development team when you need more performance than standard DMA. Features: DPDK and AXI standards, work with packets or any other data format, operate at any line rate up to 400 GbE.

Introduction to BittWare’s SmartNIC Shell for Network Packet Processing

White Paper Introduction to BittWare’s SmartNIC Shell for Network Packet Processing Overview SmartNIC Shell is a complete working NIC that is implemented on a BittWare

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