IDT's 20 Gbps interconnected devices deliver breakthrough performance for data center products

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Has the advantages of analog and digital technology fields, a leading provider of essential mixed signal semiconductor solutions supplier of ^{IDT? (Integrated Device Technology, Inc .;} NASDAQ: IDT I) today announced that its 20 Gbps RapidIO interconnect devices are Prodrive Technology motherboard Adopted in accordance with the RapidIO Industry Association (RTA) data center standard specification released in the fourth quarter of 2013. IDT 's RapidIO switches offer 100 ns latency, energy efficiency, and multi-processor scalability to deliver breakthrough performance for data center and supercomputing analytics applications.

In the Data Center Computing and Network ( DCCN ) motherboard developed by Prodrive, IDT's 20 Gbps RapidIO switches and bridges per port are used to interconnect boards and boards. This in line with the RTA board size is 19 inches, with up to four compute daughtercard that supports multiple processing nodes, ranging from x86 to ^ARM?, DSP, FPGA and PowerPC. Using DCCN motherboards, OEMs, data center operators, supercomputing centers, and financial trading organizations can develop high-throughput, low-latency computing systems that are ideal for high-performance analytic applications. In the first half of 2014, the DCCN platform will be submitted by RTA to industry organizations such as the Open Source Computing Project (OCP).

Jaley Bolaria, senior analyst at Linley Group, said: "The RapidIO Industry Association began developing infrastructure six months ago to bring the benefits of embedded system computing to data center applications. In the data center and supercomputing industries, we see high The need for performance analysis, including real-time, latency-sensitive computing instructions. IDT and Prodrive provide an easy-to-use platform for users in these markets to build the entire system with RapidIO and benefit from multiple processing options, including x86, ARM , DSP, FPGA and PowerPC."

Pieter Jansen, CEO of Prodrive Technologies, said: “In less than six months, we have implemented DCCN hardware products from initial concept to full functionality. We work closely with RTA and IDT to leverage our RapidIO, data center Expertise in design and manufacturing brings this total solution to change the computing industry."

Sean Fan, vice president and general manager of Interfaces and Connectivity at IDT, said: "To date, more than 30 million RapidIO switch ports have been shipped. RapidIO is the proven solution for high computing and data center applications. Multi-processor, peer-to-peer processing for performance analysis. We work with partners to provide solutions that enable our end users and industry organizations such as OCP to quickly develop large, high-performance systems with existing data centers The infrastructure is seamlessly integrated."

IDT's RapidIO switches offer 20 Gbps of bandwidth per link, 100 ns pass-through latency, robust fault tolerance and hot-swap support, built-in reliable transport, and non-blocking switching performance. The energy-efficient system design leverages RapidIO's 300mW per 10 Gbps data—the highest power-to-performance ratio compared to other interconnects. In addition, IDT's RapidIO to ^PCIe? Bridge provides Internet-based network interface controller function for PCIe, 20 Gbps speed consumes only 2 watts of power. Allows high-density solutions in DCCN platforms that use x86-based daughter boards. With the RapidIO 20 Gbps interconnect between DCCN boards, RTA-compliant systems can be extended to 64K nodes. They are also available for 10 Gigabit Ethernet and are connected to many commercial Ethernet top-of-rack switches.

At the Linley Group Data Center Conference, held at the Hyatt Regency Santa Clara, California, February 5-6, IDT introduced information on the DCCN motherboard.