RSA CONFERENCE – Wind
River®, a world leader in embedded and mobile software, is providing
Wind River Intelligent Network Platform for use on the latest WIN SoNIC
(System-on-NIC) network acceleration board from WIN
Enterprises. The WIN SoNIC board featuring Wind River software will
be demonstrated in the Intel booth (#1439) at RSA Conference 2013,
February 25 through March 1 in San Francisco.
Designed as an easy add-on for servers, WIN SoNIC is a small form
factor, multi-purpose accelerator card that can offload CPU-intensive
applications to immediately improve network performance. A highly
flexible and multi-purpose card, WIN SONIC can be used in a variety of
applications such as big data acceleration, cloud processing offload,
VPN gateways, next generation firewalls, media gateways, or virtually
any scenario that benefits from offloading CPU or network data heavy
applications.
Unlike other accelerator cards limited to a single use, the WIN SoNIC
can be easily repurposed at any time. Support for Intel® Virtualization
Technology (Intel VT) by both the hardware and software enables the
maximization of network system resources. WIN Enterprises is a leading
designer and manufacturer of embedded controllers and platforms for
original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).
“WIN SoNIC has the ability to preprocess and direct data to where it's
needed and provides a common x86-based network platform that is easy to
grow and maintain for demanding future networks,” said Chiman Patel,
chief executive officer and chief technology officer at WIN Enterprises.
“Having Wind River Intelligent Network Platform power the WIN SoNIC
injects a powerful combination of high performance and network
intelligence via deep packet inspection.”
“As the need for greater performance, scalability, and intelligence
increases in the networking industry, companies will require flexible
and powerful solutions to fit a diverse set of needs. WIN SoNIC with the
Wind River software provides customers with a simple option to boost
their capabilities and deliver a high quality of service,” said Paul
Senyshyn, senior director of communication platforms at Wind River.
“Together with WIN Enterprises, we are able to deliver network
intelligence and acceleration technology breakthroughs that meet the
demands of the quickly evolving networking market.”
WIN SoNIC with Wind River Intelligent Network Platform consolidates
networking workloads through integrated data preprocessing, deep packet
inspection, crypto-acceleration to enable faster, more efficient
processing in the application, control and packet/content planes of the
network. Theboard features the latest Intel® Platform for
Communications Infrastructure, with integrated Intel QuickAssist
Technology. Evaluations of the board are available now from WIN
Enterprises.
Wind
River Intelligent Network Platform is comprised of software that
manages a consolidated control and data plane system, and software
engines that provide capabilities such as fast packet acceleration and
deep packet inspection. Configured with Wind
River Linux, which is Yocto Project Compatible, and a comprehensive
suite of development tools, the software platform can also support
different combinations of the components, including alternative Linux
distributions. Wind River Intelligent Network Platform is optimized for
Intel® architecture, including the latest Intel® Platform for
Communications Infrastructure, and is integrated with the Intel® Data
Plane Development Kit (Intel® DPDK).
About Wind River
Wind River, a wholly owned subsidiary of Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:
INTC), is a world leader in embedded and mobile software. Wind River has
been pioneering computing inside embedded devices since 1981 and its
technology is found in more than 1 billion products. Wind River is
headquartered in Alameda, Calif., with offices in more than 20
countries. To learn more, visit Wind River at www.windriver.com
or on Facebook.
Wind River is a trademark or registered trademark of Wind River Systems,
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respective owners.