Homomorphic Encryption Acceleration
Article Homomorphic Encryption Acceleration FPGA acceleration enables this unique solution that allows compute on encrypted data without decrypting or sharing keys Traditional Encryption Limits Encrypting
Many important networking functions now depend upon FPGA-based hardware acceleration. In general, such functions fall into one of four categories:
Most often in security: Anti-DDoS for example. Also high-frequency trading (HFT/Fintech) where competitive algos change regularly.
ASICs are expensive to justify for modest-volume applications. Early-to-market speeds like 56G PAM4 enabling 400G are first available on FPGAs.
This is seen in real-time packet capture and filtering for Lawful Intercept (LI) and functional testing of high line-rate equipment in excess of 100Gbps.
CPUs struggle handling network tasks like DPI above 10 GbE, creating a need for offload at 40+ GbE rates. Adopting an FPGA-based solution is challenging—which is why we provided reference designs and services to help.
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Fintech
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Article Homomorphic Encryption Acceleration FPGA acceleration enables this unique solution that allows compute on encrypted data without decrypting or sharing keys Traditional Encryption Limits Encrypting
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