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August 21, 2017
Claus Ek
400G, Big Data, Blog, Blogger, Claus Ek, FPGA
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Flexible Pluggable Front Port Technology

I am writing this blog article in continuation of my previous blog – “Future-proof FPGA platforms the longevity and upgradability”. In this blog entry, I discuss the available pluggable front port technology, complementing the flexible properties of the described future-proof FPGA-based SmartNICs.

July 3, 2017
Michael Lilja
Blog, Blogger, Michael Lilja, Open Source, Packet Capture
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Burst! Does it matter if packet bursts are contiguous or scattered?

Packets burst into contiguous memory provide a huge performance benefit due to L1 HW prefetching and optimal PCIe utilization.

June 23, 2017
Alex Omø Agerholm
Alex Omø Agerholm, Big Data, Blog, Blogger, IoT, Open Source
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Key Take-aways from Two Great Open Source Events

During the first week of May I attended the RedHat Summit in Boston for the first time. This year over 6000 people from the open source community around the world got together for 3 days to learn about the latest innovations, ideas and initiatives under the RedHat umbrella.

Effective NFV MANO Calls for Automated NFVI

In the world of fin tech, data capture has never exactly been the sexiest area of development.

But as market participants ready themselves for a new wave of trading rules, and as competition among cutting edge trading firms has shown no sign of abating, the importance of data capture has taken on much greater significance.

Web Content Filtering in 100G Telco Networks

In the world of fin tech, data capture has never exactly been the sexiest area of development.

But as market participants ready themselves for a new wave of trading rules, and as competition among cutting edge trading firms has shown no sign of abating, the importance of data capture has taken on much greater significance.

Embracing Service Agility, NFV Infrastructure Automation and the New Cloud Reality

At Mobile World Congress recently, I was privileged to be invited to speak on a panel debating NFV. The topic of the panel discussion was “NFV: a re-examination” and included participants from Telefonica, InterDigital Europe, Cisco, Spirent and Red Hat.

March 16, 2017
Blog Editor
Big Data, Blog, Blog Editor, Blogger, IoT, Open Source
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Key Take-aways From Mobile World Congress 2017

Following on from my last blog - “History of Ethernet - New "Rules" and The Ongoing Evolution”, in this blog, I will be discussing the evolution of FPGA technology supporting FPGA based network acceleration cards (NACs).

March 13, 2017
Claus Ek
Blog, Blogger, Claus Ek, FPGA, Open Source, Packet Capture
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Future-proof FPGA Platforms: The Longevity and Upgradability

Following on from my last blog - “History of Ethernet - New "Rules" and The Ongoing Evolution”, in this blog, I will be discussing the evolution of FPGA technology supporting FPGA based network acceleration cards (NACs).

January 30, 2017
Peter Sanders
Blog, Blogger, Open Source, Packet Capture, Peter Sanders
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All in Good Time

From the dictionary of idioms, “all in good time” is described as the idea that for those who wait, and are patient, good things will happen. But in the world of network visibility and monitoring...

January 16, 2017
Alex Omø Agerholm
Alex Omø Agerholm, Blog, Blogger, Open Source
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FloCon 2017

Last week I attended the FloCon 2017 conference in San Diego. It was attended by more than 200 people from different companies and organizations from around the world.