nebulus schrieb:Hier kommt es auf schnelle virtualisiserung an und auf Durchsatz von Speicher und Netzwerk. Ich kann mir in allen drei Gebeieten nicht vorstellen, was ein fpga da beschleunigen soll.
Du brauchst dir auch nichts vorzustellen Dell und Fujitsu haben schon längst ihre eigenen Vorstellungen.
Fujitsu Laboratories has now developed WAN acceleration technology capable of real-time operation even with speeds of 10Gbps or higher. WAN acceleration technology is achieved with a dedicated computational unit specialized for a variety of processing, such as feature value calculations and compression processing, mounted onto an FPGA equipped on a server, and in tandem with this, by enabling highly parallel operation of the computational units by supplying data at the appropriate times based on the predicted completion of each computation.
In a test environment where this technology was deployed on servers that use FPGAs, and where the servers were connected with 10Gbps lines, Fujitsu Laboratories confirmed that this technology achieved effective transfer rates of up to 40Gbps, the highest performance in the industry. With this technology, it has become possible to transfer data at high-speeds between clouds, including data sharing and backups, enabling the creation of next-generation cloud services that share and utilize large volumes of data across a variety of companies and Locations.
http://www.fujitsu.com/global/about/resources/news/press-releases/2017/1211-01.html