The FPGA Advantage for Secure 5G Infrastructure – A Dell Perspective
Dell’s Open RAN radio platforms use Altera Agilex® 7 SoC FPGAs to deliver secure, adaptable 5G infrastructure. The FPGA architecture enables hardware-rooted security and post-deployment updates, allowing radio units to evolve with new protocols and threats while maintaining trusted edge infrastructure.
Intel Fuels FPGA Innovation with Acceleration Development Platform Strategy
Intel’s development strategy for FPGA-based acceleration cards – powering data centers, networking, and telecommunications – enables rapid development and deployment of production-ready acceleration solutions based on Intel’s latest, fastest, and most powerful FPGAs.
WNC Demos End-to-End 5G O-RAN Solution at MWC Barcelona 2022
As 5G networks proliferate, open and flexible network architectures including Open Radio Area Networks (O-RANs) are clearly becoming the way forward, as evidenced by the fact that O-RAN network architectures have taken center stage at Mobile World Congress (MWC) Barcelona 2022.Silicom Showcases FPGA SmartNIC Acceleration Cards for O-RAN Apps at MWC Barcelona 2022
Silicom specifically designed the Silicom FPGA SmartNIC N6011 as a 5G O-RAN platform using open Intel® technologies. It is custom designed to meet the real-time processing needs of 5G DUs and can be configured for a wide range of network deployments.Build Better 5G NR Radios with Intel® Agilex™ FPGAs
Intel provides silicon technologies and solutions that address every element in 5G O-RAN architecture, including O-RUs (open radio units), O-DUs (open distributed units), O-CUs (open central units), and O-DRUs (open distributed unit and radio unit combos).
Accelerate NFVi Workloads For 5G Deployments Webinar: Watch On-Demand Now
The recently-held “Accelerate NFVi Workloads For 5G Deployments” webinar highlights the collaboration between Juniper Networks, HCL Technologies, and Intel® to solve network performance challenges and allow Contrail users to experience increased overall server performance and utilization for vRouter-based infrastructures in telecommunications environments.We Hope to See You at Intel® FPGA Technology Day 2021
Intel® FPGA Technology Day (IFTD) is a free four-day event that will be hosted virtually across the globe in North America, China, Japan, EMEA, and Asia Pacific from December 6-9, 2021. The theme of IFTD 2021 is “Accelerating a Smart and Connected World.” This virtual event will showcase Intel® FPGAs, SmartNICs, and infrastructure processing units (IPUs) through webinars and demonstrations presented by Intel experts and partners. The sessions are designed to be of value for a wide range of audiences, including Technology Managers, Product Managers, Board Designers, and C-Level Executives. Attendees to this four-day event will learn how Intel’s solutions can solve the toughest design challenges and provide the flexibility to adapt to the needs of today’s rapidly evolving markets. A full schedule of Cloud, Networking, Embedded, and Product Technology sessions, each just 30 minutes long, will enable you to build the best agenda for your needs. Day 1 (December 6), TECHNOLOGY: FPGAs for a Dynamic Data Centric World: Advances in cloud infrastructure, networking, and computing at the edge are accelerating. Flexibility is key to keeping pace with this transforming world. Learn about innovations developed and launched in 2021 along with new Intel FPGA technologies that address key market transitions. Day 2 (December 7), CLOUD AND ENTERPRISE: Data Center Acceleration: The cloud is changing. Disaggregation improves data center performance and scalability but requires new tools to keep things optimized. Intel FPGA smart infrastructure enables smarter applications to make the internet go fast! Day 3 (December 8): EMBEDDED: Transformation at the Edge: As performance and latency continue to dictate compute’s migration to the edge, Intel FPGAs provide the workload consolidation and optimization required with software defined solutions enabled by a vast and growing partner ecosystem. Day 4 (December 9): NETWORKING: 5G – The Need for End-to-End Programmability: The evolution of 5G continues to push the performance-to-power envelop, requiring market leaders to adapt or be replaced. Solutions for 5G and beyond will require scalable and programmable portfolios to meet evolving standards and use cases. To explore the detailed program, see the featured speakers, and register for the North America event, Click Here. Register in other regions below: EMEA China Japan Asia Pacific
Intel at MWC: Panel Discusses “How is the O-RU reference architecture driving 5G Radio Development?”
Telecom operators need to reduce development time and while implementing new solutions to increase the performance and reliability of 5G networks in a cost-effective manner. Operators have already implemented open systems in their network cores and virtualizing functions, and now they want to achieve the same benefits with RANs including Radio Units (RUs). The Open RU (O-RU) roadmap covers both traditional macro radios and Massive MIMO and addresses key challenges including overall design cost reduction and accelerated time-to-market without sacrificing system-level power and performance. A 30-minute panel discussion about O-RU developments titled “How is the O-RU reference architecture driving 5G Radio Development?” in the Intel® Network & Edge Panel Series discusses the key digital, analog, RF technology, and business considerations that will enable radio ODMs, CMs, and System Integrators to offer flexible and scalable end-to-end RAN solutions. Panel participants include: Tero Kola, VP, System Product Management, Mobile Networks Business Group, Nokia Francisco (Paco) Martin, Group Head of OPEN RAN, Vodafone Rajesh Srinivasa, SVP and GM, Radio Business Unit, Mavenir Mike Fitton, VP, Intel Programmable Solutions Network Business Division, Intel Corporation Nitin Sharma, GM, Wireless Communications, Analog Devices, Inc (ADI) Moderator: Guy Daniels, Director of Content, TelecomTV Interested? Click here to watch the panel discussion. Click here to see all of the panel discussions in the Intel® Network & Edge Panel Series. Click here to see all the Intel events at Mobile World Congress. Notices & Disclaimers Intel technologies may require enabled hardware, software or service activation. No product or component can be absolutely secure. Intel does not control or audit third-party data. You should consult other sources to evaluate accuracy. Your costs and results may vary. © Intel Corporation. Intel, the Intel logo, and other Intel marks are trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries. Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.Intel® Agilex™ FPGAs with high-performance Crypto Blocks target Infrastructure Processing Units (IPUs), SmartNICs, and 5G Networks
From the edge to the cloud, security challenges in the form of cyberattacks and data breaches loom ever larger as attacks on high-speed networks multiply. Massive amounts of data are at risk but so are physical resources including critical physical infrastructure. Cryptography and authentication represent potent countermeasures to these attacks. The latest members of the Intel® Agilex™ FPGA and SoC FPGA families (AGF023/AGF019 and AGI023/AGI019) now feature high-performance crypto blocks paired with MACsec soft IP to help mitigate the risks and limit the effects of these cyberattacks. Here’s a diagram showing the major features of these new Intel Agilex FPGAs with high-performance crypto blocks: A new White Paper titled “Intel® Agilex™ FPGAs target IPUs, SmartNICs, and 5G Networks” describes these Intel Agilex FPGAs with high-performance crypto blocks in more detail. For more information about Infrastructure Processing Units (IPUs), see: "Infrastructure Processing Units (IPUs) intelligently manage and accelerate data center infrastructure" "Want to know more about how Infrastructure Processing Units (IPUs) are revolutionizing data center architecture? A 4-minute video provides clarity" For more information about the broad and growing line of Intel Agilex FPGA and SoC devices, click here. Notices & Disclaimers Intel technologies may require enabled hardware, software or service activation. No product or component can be absolutely secure. Your costs and results may vary. © Intel Corporation. Intel, the Intel logo, and other Intel marks are trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries. Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
