NVMeTCP IP is the standalone host side NVMe Over Fabric (NVMe/TCP) controller with no CPU
and external memory required. Enabling very high-performance remote access to NVMe-oF
Storage Server by simple user logic. Greatly reduce design complexity and development time.
Allowing your FPGA Card/Board to get access to the existing NVMe-oF storage infrastructure
remotely and directly over FPGA’s network interface with maximum possible performance.
This IP core license includes the reference design for Xilinx FPGA boards.
It helps you to reduce development time and cost.
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Support Devices | Zynq UltraScale+ ZCU102, ZCU106, Kintex UltraScale KCU105 | |||||
IP core & Option | Datasheet | Reference Design Document | Demo Instruction Document | FPGA Board Set up Document | Free Evaluation demo file ask password |
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NVMeTCP25G-IP | Rev1.1 | Rev1.0 | Rev1.0 | Rev1.0 | KCU116 SilicomKU15P |
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NVMeTCP10G-IP | Rev1.1 | Rev1.1 | Rev1.1 | Rev1.1 | KCU105 ZCU106 ZCU102 |
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Event driven data recording to remote storageThe event driven data recorder actively sends recorded data from the local side when the recording conditions are met. In the case of a centralized management type surveillance camera, image transfer from the camera always occurs, wasting network bandwidth, but The PUSH data recorder significantly reduces network bandwidth consumption.Since NVMeTCP-IP does not require Linux and expensive high-performance ARM processor, the system startup time is very short, small-scale and low-cost FPGAs are available, reducing power consumption by standby mode and saving network bandwidth |
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Distributed data retrieval and analytics systemsAfter storing data from sensors and cameras, Data analytics systems require reading recorded data from remote storage and performing data analysis on multiple different hosts in parallel.Analysis systems using NVMeTCP-IP core free Host CPU resources from NVMe / TCP protocol processing and allow CPU resources to be concentrated on complex analysis tasks, dramatically improving analysis efficiency and performance |