Modulare FPGA-Lösungen von BittWare, ein Molex-Unternehmen
BittWare, ein Molex-Unternehmen bietet eine Vielzahl von Computertechnologien, integrierten Systemen und Software-Expertise auf Platinenebene. Mit seinem kompletten Sortiment an FPGA-PCIe-Platinen bietet BittWare Lösungen auf Basis von Intel (ehemals Altera) und Xilinx. Erfahren Sie, wie BittWare die Möglichkeiten von Molex erweitert, um der steigenden Nachfrage nach FPGA-basierten, leistungsstarken Verarbeitungslösungen in Rechenzentren gerecht zu werden.
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Erfahren Sie mehr darüber, wie Sie mit den Intel-FPGA-basierten Lösungen von BittWare die Rechenleistung, Vernetzung, Speicherung und Signalverarbeitung beschleunigen können.
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Leistungsstarke Lösung zum Beschleunigen der speichergebundenen Anwendungen
Der 520N-MX wurde speziell für eine Beschleunigung der Rechenleistung entworfen und ist eine PCIe-Platine mit Intel’s Stratix 10 MX2100 FPGA mit integriertem HBM2-Speicher. Die Größe und Geschwindigkeit des HBM2 (16 GB bis zu 512 GB/s) ermöglichen eine Beschleunigung der speichergebundenen Anwendungen. Die 100 G QSFP28s der Platine eignen sich ideal zum Clustern, und die OCuLink-Steckverbinder ermöglichen eine Erweiterung.
Eigenschaften:
• Intel Stratix 10 MX2100
• 16 GB HBM2 bis zu 512 GB/s
• BittWare-optimiertes OpenCL BSP
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