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      MLE NPAC-40G – A Cost-Efficient PCIe SmartNIC Solution

      MLE has partnered with Fraunhofer HHI and Elemaster Germany to provide the industry-proven TCP/UDP/IP Network Protocol Accelerator Platform (NPAP) in form of NPAC-40G, a PCIe Network Protocol Accelerator Card. NPAC-40G implements reliable high-bandwidth low-latency TCP/UDP/IP transport plus Linux PCIe stream drivers and, optionally, can run customizable In-Network Processing using the Intel’s Stratix 10 GX 400 FPGA.

      CORUNDUM Project Releases AMD/Xilinx Zynq MPSoC Support

      CORUNDUM, the open source In-Network Compute Platform hosted on Github now supports the integrated ARM A53 Processing System of AMD/Xilinx Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC FPGA. Based on key contributions from MLE this work allows implementing complete Linux subsystems running within the SmartNIC, separate and independent from the underlying host operating system. Work was tested using the Sidewinder-100 card from Fidus Systems, a fellow AMD/Xilinx Alliance member.

      MLE Integrates CORUNDUM MQNIC Support into DPDK

      MLE has integrated support for the CORUNDUM project’s MQNIC into the open source Data Plane Development Kit. MQNIC is the open source network interface card within CORUNDUM, the open source FPGA-based In-Network Compute Platform. DPDK now has support for a single interface and a single port per interface of MQNIC. MLE work was tested with a 10G version of MQNIC build for the Fidus Sidewinder-100 board which features an AMD/Xilinx Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC ZU19EG.

      Fraunhofer IPMS and MLE Present at Automotive Ethernet Congress, June 1-2, 2022

      At the Automotive Ethernet Congress 2022, on June 2nd we present "Zone-Based Automotive Backbone" a.k.a. Auto/TSN which is joint work between MLE and Fraunhofer IPMS on how to combine TSN Ethernet, TCP/IP as an ultra-reliable deterministic low-latency transport for tunneling PCIe and other protocols for long-reach. The joint presentation also features a lab car demo in which tunneling effects on bandwidth and latency within the network will be explained.


       

      NPAP RTL Simulation Demonstrates Low-Latency TCP/IP

      MLE has complemented NPAP, the TCP/UDP/IP Full Accelerator from Fraunhofer HHI, with an RTL Simulation environment for Xilinx Vivado ISim and for the Questa Advanced Simulator from Siemens EDA. This simulation environment is available free-of-charge to all licensees of NPAP with an active maintenance subscription. For more information please read the MLE Technical Brief TB20220305 titled “Latency Measurement of 10G/25G/50G/100G TCP-Cores Using RTL Simulation”.