Integrating FPGA's with API's for ease of use
summary
Intel embeds FPGAs under existing frameworks and APIs so a standard compression call can route at runtime to either Xeon or FPGA with no software changes, the solution is OpenStack-compliant and ships as an Intel-branded PCIe card. A Swarm64 partner reports 5x acceleration for real-time relational analytics by compressing into Xeon memory and increasing storage bandwidth, enabling about 1,000,000 updates per second. Another partner offloads networking and hashing to the FPGA for ~3x faster key‑value lookups.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00Integrating FPGAs with APIs
- 2:14Is this going to make life easier
- 3:17Is there except for things running faster
- 4:48Is it simple to design
- 5:33Where do developers deploy it
- 6:25Wrap up
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