Reimagining NFV with Reconfigurable Computing
CIOReview: Napatech has developed an NFV SmartNIC solution that helps accelerate virtualization performance and flexibility in a cost-effective manner.
Nokia sees 40x performance boost
A PoC for Nokia delivered outstanding results, demonstrating 30x faster compression time and 40 Gbps sustained file compression for storage, using only 1 CPU core.
NFV Gets Inspiration From the Cloud (Again)
By Dan Joe Barry, Light Reading: The reconfigurability of FPGA-based solutions can help the NFV infrastructure to achieve the performance required, but in a way that can maintain transparency for the VNF and Orchestration layers.
Napatech SmartNIC Solutions Virtual Switch Acceleration
Napatech SmartNIC solutions for accelerating virtual switching applications, such as Open Virtual Switch (OVS). A range of virtual switch solution options are available, designed to provide performance without compromising flexibility.
Traffic Replay up to 100G Line Rate
Napatech FPGA SmartNICs enable traffic replay up to 100G line rate for any packet size. This allows businesses to build reconfigurable testing platforms based on standard servers – creating a powerful, cost-effective and 100% reliable alternative to proprietary network test solutions.
TOYO excels in Traffic Replay
Find out how TOYO overcame the challenge of delivering 100G replay, enabling their high-end customers to test infrastructures at ultra-high network speeds.
IBM doubles app performance
IBM successfully doubled performance of their QRadar Network Insights application without increasing the physical size of their solution.
VPP – How does it perform with Napatech?
VPP - Vector Packet Processing is a open-source project with high community activity. How does it perform running on Napatech NICs?
QSFP-DD form factor
In this blog post Claus Ek focuses on the latest addition to the QSFPx form factor family - the QSFP-DD. The technological evolution usually enables a transition through the 3 tracks, as shown in the picture above, for a given link speed/type over a given period of time.
Why do you need 100G network traffic replay?
In his latest blog, Sven talks about the network traffic replay at 100G and its benefits in a test scenario.