SAN JOSE, Calif.,
March 15, 2016 - Cavium, Inc., (NASDAQ: CAVM), a leading provider
of semiconductor products that enable intelligent processing for enterprise,
data center, cloud, wired and wireless networking, will demonstrate its XPliant
switches for Software-Defined Networking (SDN) at Open Networking Summit (ONS)
2016.
ONS is the forum for
service providers, enterprises, disruptive and incumbent vendors, open source
projects, leading researchers and investors to discuss SDN and NFV developments
and to shape the future of the networking industry. ONS has united the SDN
ecosystem since its inception - bringing service providers, data center
operators, engineers and the groundbreaking vendors that serve them together
with the newest advancements in SDN and NFV.
Cavium's XPliant
Ethernet switch family targets applications in cloud / enterprise data centers
and service provider infrastructure, for both top-of-rack and backbone
applications. XPliant Packet Architecture (XPA) enables very high level of
table flexibility and extensible header support without any compromise in
throughput. XPliant family of Ethernet switches offers centralized shared
packet buffer architecture to absorb the large bursts. The combination of
leading performance and remarkable flexibility is attractive across all the
segments. These highly configurable Ethernet switches which provides bandwidth
from 1Tbps to 3.2Tbps in monolithic silicon supports 1G, 10G, 25G, 40G, 50G and
100G interfaces. This family of switches also provides connectivity solutions
for embedded applications.
Cavium will be
showcasing the various open source software running on the XPliant based
platforms at ONS 2016.
OpenSwitch is an open
source, community-led Linux-based network operating system, launched by Hewlett
Packard Enterprise and other industry leaders in October 2015, optimized for
the scale and architecture requirements of modern next-generation data center
networks.
OpenXPS is Open APIs
for the XPliant Programmable Switch open source
software which map the XPliant Software Development Kit (XDK) rich feature-set
to an open software interface enabling integration of custom applications on
the extensible XPliant switch hardware platforms.
Facebook Open
Switching System ("FBOSS") is open source software for Facebook data
center that consists a daemon that programs and controls the ASIC.
Switch Abstraction
Interface (SAI) enables networking software to be written independent of the
switch silicon used. This allows customers and systems developers to write
their software and independently pick the best switch to support it.
Cavium will show the
following product demonstrations at booth 24 at ONS 2016:
• XPliant:
Extensible, feature rich, cloud scale datacenter switches providing bandwidth from
1Tbps to 3.2Tbps
- Demonstration of FBOSS and
OpenSwitch NOS software running on Cavium's XPliant based Edgecore
AS7500-32X platform.
- Demonstration of OpenSwitch NOS
software running on Cavium's XPliant based Edgecore AS7500-32X platform
through OepnXPS API at OpenSwitch booth.
- Demonstration of Microsoft
Azure's network software running on Cavium's XPliant based Edgecore
AS7500-32X platform via Switch Abstraction Interface (SAI) adopter at
Microsoft's booth.
- Demonstration of Pica8's PicOS
software running on Cavium's XPliant based Edgecore AS7500-32X platform.
- Demonstration of XPliant–based
32x100G platforms from various ODM partners.
To schedule a meeting
with Cavium, please contact your local sales account manager or Lilly Ly
(lly@cavium.com). Please enter Meeting Request at ONS 2016.
About Cavium, Inc.
Cavium (NASDAQ: CAVM)
is a leading provider of highly integrated semiconductor products that enable
intelligent processing in enterprise, data center, cloud and wired and wireless
service provider applications. Cavium offers a broad portfolio of integrated,
software-compatible processors ranging in performance from 100 Mbps to 100 Gbps
that enable secure, intelligent functionality in enterprise, data-center,
broadband/consumer and access and service provider equipment. Cavium's
processors are supported by ecosystem partners that provide operating systems,
tool support, reference designs and other services. Cavium's principal office
is in San Jose, CA with design team locations in California, Massachusetts,
India and China. For more information, please visit: http://www.cavium.com.
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