Chelsio Announces 40 Gigabit Ethernet (40GbE) Adapters/Cards/NIC’s from its stable. The product is released as part of our Terminator 5 (T5) series of adapters/NIC’s. The Terminator 5 (T5) adapter/NIC has the capabilites of 40 Gigabit Ethernet (40GbE) full TCP/IP offload, 40 Gigabit Ethernet (40GbE) full iSCSI offload, 40 Gigabit Ethernet (40GbE) RDMA (iWARP), 40 Gigabit Ethernet (40GbE) FCoE complete/partial offload.
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Related ArticlesChelsio Delivers 40Gb Ethernet Adapter (40GbE), Sets new performance bar for high speed EthernetChelsio Communications, a leading provider of 10Gb Ethernet (10GbE) Unified Wire Adapters and ASICs, today announced the availability of the first set of 40Gb Ethernet (40GbE) network adapters based on the fifth generation of its hyper‐virtualized unified wire Terminator ASIC architecture. The Terminator 5 (T5) powered adapters are the industry’s highest performance Ethernet interfaces, delivering wire speed bandwidth, ultra low latency and high message processing capacity. With a comprehensive suite of offloaded storage, compute and networking protocols – including RDMA, TCP/IP, UDP/IP, iSCSI and FCoE with T10‐DIX – Terminator 5 (T5) enables network convergence and provides unprecedented performance in virtualized environments, while dramatically increasing host system efficiency and lowering communications overhead. Read More… Chelsio Demonstrates Lowest UDP, TCP, and RDMA Over Ethernet LatencyAt the HPC Linux for Wall Street conference today in NYC, Chelsio demonstrated a user mode UDP latency of 1.6usec and user mode TCP latency of 2.0usec using its WireDirect software suite, both numbers representing industry record performance. Chelsio WireDirect provides direct network access to user space and is binary compatible with existing TCP and UDP sockets applications. User mode UDP showed 3 million messages/second with excellent jitter profile and no dropped packets. User mode TCP similarly demonstrated 2.3 million messages/second with nearly zero packet jitter thanks to the use of T5’s offload engine. These preliminary results are expected to improve before general availability. Read More… Chelsio Demonstrates Next Generation 40G iSCSI at SNW SpringChelsio Communications, a leading provider of High Speed Ethernet Unified Wire adapters and ASICs, today announced it is demonstrating this week at SNW Spring the industry’s first 40Gb Ethernet (40GbE) offloaded iSCSI performance on its Terminator 5 (T5) ASIC, targeted at next generation Storage Area Networks (SANs). Read More… Chelsio To Demonstrate 40G SMB Direct RDMA Over Ethernet For Windows Server 2012Chelsio Communications, a leading provider of High Speed Ethernet Unified Wire adapters and ASICs, today announced it will demonstrate 40Gb Ethernet (40GbE) SMB performance on its new Terminator 5 (T5) ASIC this week at SNW Spring conference in Orlando, FL. The demonstration will show Microsoft’s Windows Server 2012 SMB Direct running at line-rate 40Gb using RDMA over Ethernet (iWARP).This will be the first demonstration of Chelsio’s Terminator 5 (T5) 40G storage technology — a converged interconnect solution that simultaneously supports all of the networking, cluster and storage protocols. Chelsio offers a complete suite of drivers for Windows Server 2012, including NDIS, Network Direct for HPC applications, Network Direct Kernel for system services, iSCSI, FCoE and Hyper-V support for virtualized environments, constituting one of the most comprehensive server adapter solutions that can unleash the full value of a Microsoft Windows Server installation. Read More… Chelsio Announces Terminator 5 ASICChelsio Communications, Inc., a leading provider of Ethernet Unified Wire Adapters and ASICs, today announced Terminator 5, the fifth generation of its high performance Ethernet silicon technology. The Terminator 5 (T5) ASIC is built upon the latest iteration of Chelsio’s protocol-rich high speed network processing architecture, and leverages an industry-proven design, which has been widely deployed with more than 200 OEM platform wins and more than 400,000 ports shipped worldwide. Launching two years after the T4 ASIC, the T5 moves the architecture into 40Gb Ethernet (40GbE) speeds, and prepares the transition to 100GbE expected by 2015. Read More… |
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