RDMA IP Core for RoCE v2 from Grovf
BittWare Partner IP Core RDMA Low-Latency RoCE v2 at 100Gbps The GROVF RDMA IP core and host drivers provide RDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCE v2)
Legacy Product Notice:
This is a legacy product and is not recommended for new designs. It is still available for purchase, but development tools and software are no longer maintained for compatibility with the latest FPGA tools and operating systems. Minimum order quantities (MOQs) may apply. Contact BittWare for details.
BittWare’s TeraBox-4102S offers a 4U, 12-slot chassis supporting Intel’s latest 3rd Generation Xeon Scalable processors and PCIe Gen4. Configurations include up to 10 of BittWare’s double-width cards using Achronix, Altera, or AMD FPGAs.
Users seeking maximum logic/memory density can choose the S7t-VG6 with the Achronix Speedster7t FPGA and high-bandwidth GDDR6 memory. Or choose the IA-840F, which features an Altera Agilex FPGA along with QSFP-DDs and yields an impressive 60x 100G — for a port density of 30 per rack unit! No matter which configuration you choose, you’re getting BittWare’s installation, support, and comprehensive warranty.
Up to 10 double-wide FPGA cards can be configured or
12 single-width cards
The TeraBox 4102S is a 4U FPGA server based on the SuperMicro 420GP-TNR chassis. This server offers two Intel 3rd Generation Xeon Scalable CPUs along with high PCIe slot density. With configurations of up to 10 of BittWare’s large double-width cards, this server is an excellent premium option for the 4U form factor.
For system management, BittWare’s FPGA cards are equipped with a Board Management Controller (BMC), which accepts PLDM commands. Use it along with BittWare’s Software Development Kit to program the FPGA over USB, monitor card power and temperature, and re-program the onboard clocks. You’ll also be able to set points to shut down the card when it gets too hot, access JTAG, or access the software tools remotely.
Choosing a TeraBox FPGA server means knowing you are getting a pre-configured and tested solution. This includes setup and installation of your FPGA cards and associated hardware, your choice of operating system, and development tools. Your TeraBox arrives ready for use—giving your team more time for development and deployment.
The TeraBox 4102S supports any of BittWare’s Achronix, Altera, or AMD FPGA-based PCIe cards. The table below lists specifications for some of our certified cards*:
FPGA | Cards in Server | Memory | Front Panel System I/O | Processing | |
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S7t-VG6 | Speedster7t | 10 | banks GDDR6 (up to 16 GBytes) | 1x QSFP-DD, 1x QSFP 6x 100/50/40/25/10 GbE | 692K 6-input lookup tables (LUTs) 375 Mbits embedded RAM |
IA-420f | Agilex AGF014 | 12 | 2 banks DDR4 (up to 32GBytes) | 1x QSFP-DD 2x 100 GbE, or 8x 25/10GbE | 1.4 million system logic elements Up to 4,510 DSP blocks |
IA-840f | Agilex AGF027 | 10 | 4 banks DDR4 (up to 128 GBytes) | 3x QSFP-DDs 6x 100 GbE, or 24x 25/10 GbE | 2.6 million system logic elements Up to 8,528 DSP blocks |
XUP-VV8 | UltraScale+ VU13P | 10 | 4 banks DDR4 (up to 512 GBytes) 8 banks QDRII+ (up to 2.3 Gbits) | 4x QSFP-DDs 8x 100/50/40/25/10 GbE | 3.8 million system logic cells Up to 12,288 DSP slices |
* Subject to availability. Contact BittWare for additional FPGA card options.
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