IA-780i FPGA Accelerator with Intel Agilex 7 FPGA
IA-780i 400G + PCIe Gen5 Single-Width Card Compact 400G Card with the Power of Agilex The Intel Agilex 7 I-Series FPGAs are optimized for applications
Write to storage 40× faster while keeping the same compression ratio as software
By accelerating in hardware, CPU usage is cut by 1/5th
Plug-in a Card or Module and Instantly Your Application is Using Hardware Compressed Storage
Created by Eideticom, and running on BittWare hardware, NoLoad CSPs are a combination of IP and hardware centered around accelerating storage. NoLoad is designed for several core features:
You can think of NoLoad as a framework that orchestrates a number of acceleration features like compression. Some use cases will utilize multiple acceleration features together. Because it’s software-defined hardware, building optimized systems doesn’t require an FPGA engineering team.
Adding a NoLoad CSP to existing storage systems is easy with a range of form factors including low-profile PCIe add-in-cards and U.2 modules. One or two of these then accelerate arrays of flash memory drives. All data movement is over native NVMe with high-performance peer-to-peer transfers.
Running on a range of modules and add-in-cards, the Transparent Compression IP is a CSS component of the NoLoad CSP. It provides compression services for the host application. When the hardware is implemented using the NoLoad filesystem (NoLoad FS), the user’s application doesn’t need to be modified to take advantage of the hardware compression offload.
The dataset used was Big Data (TeraGen), and the server utilized two IA-220-U2 acceleration modules. Compression was LZ4.
Benchmark results for Eideticom NoLoad solution on 4th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors and Intel Agilex 7 FPGA accelerator cards. Data sourced from Eideticom.
96% reduction in CPU cores used
24% reduction in total power
How does NoLoad Transparent Compression reduce storage costs at a system level? We compare a system of 192TB SSDs with software compression versus adding two NoLoad Transparent Compression modules.
Software Compression (4× CPUs required to handle load)
With 2× NoLoad Modules
NoLoad runs on a range of FPGA-based accelerators from BittWare:
Part Number | Description |
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IA-440i-0017 | Low-profile PCIe card |
IA-220-U2-0002 | U.2 module |
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