Title: High Performance Products Overview
1High Performance Products Overview
- High Performance Products for 2001
- John Freisinger
- Vice President of Sales and Marketing
2Agenda
- A GSN Application
- GSN Products
- Future Products
3A GSN Application HDTV Facility
4HDTV POST REALITIES
- HD solutions today - are non real-time!
- Computers provide relatively affordable
multi-format HD Solutions - Acceptable workflow today, optimized HD workflow
tomorrow, UPGRADES required - Maintain non-linear creative Model
- Data networking is a viable alternative to HDTV
routers - workflow ideology shift
5How BIG is HDTV(in MegaBYTES per second)
6How do we move this data?
- At 186 MB/sec for 1080i and 90 MB/sec for 720p -
large Bandwidth Networks and I/O pipes will be
required. - NT - does not address this with PCI bus speeds
and limited Network I/O card solutions. - HIPPI and Gigabit Ethernet do not fully address
this either. - Only GSN (HIPPI 6400) allows for real time,
uncompressed transport of HDTV- a MUST for post
production and broadcast facilities
7Data Networking(In MegaBYTES per second)
8GSN Products
- Essentials GSN Products for 2001
9ESN-10000 32 Port 6400 Switch
- ESN-10000 Features
- 32 full duplex 8 Gigabit/s per port 512 Gbps
- 14 Switches Delivered as of 12/00
- Protocols Supported
- - HIPPI-6400-PH (Physical Layer) - HIPPI-6400-SC
(Switch Control) - ST (Scheduled Transfer) - Hotswappable Ports, Redundant Power Supplies
10ESN-8000 8 Port GSN Switch
- Released at SC 2000 in Dallas TX
- Only UL, CE, EMI-compliant GSN switch currently
on the market - 8 single GSN ports for scalability
- Redundant power supplies
- Less than 50,000 fully configured
11GSN PCI NIC
- 4X PCI GSN adapter
- mid 2001 release
- Linux, NT, IRIX, Solaris, etc
- Hardware (ASIC) implementation of ST
- Low CPU utilization low latency
- Adapter multiplex/demultiplex of data stream for
zero copy model ... Allows for striping
12ESN-9200 8-Port GSN Switch
- Scheduled for release in Q1 of 2002
- 8-port switch supporting full 48bit ULA
- Supports broadcast and auto-discovery
- Planned bridging ports for HIPPI and ATM
- Supports LANL-yzer
13Whats Next at Essential?
SM
14InfiniBand Benefits
- Performance, bandwidth
- Scalability
- Distance
- RAS
- Single interconnect standard
- Supports OS bypass
- Widely accepted
15Emerging High Performance Networking Alternatives
16Where does InfiniBand fit?
17InfiniBand Adoption
80
36
16
2
Servers
InfiniBand-enabled Servers
Source IDC
18Essentials InfiniBand Advantages
- First to Market with HCAs and Switches
- Unique customer base of Early Adopters
- Entire IBTA will be interested in first
end-customer successes - Early Driver support
- All major Unix and Linux
- IP over IB
- VIPL Support
- FP over IB
- Essential IB offerings are positioned to attack
other niche interconnect markets (e.g., Myrinet,
SCI)
19Infiniband Product Development
2Q01
1Q01
3Q01
4Q01
1Q02
2 port (1X) NIC
Additional Drivers
2 port (1X) SuperNIC 1
2 port (1X) SuperNIC 2
2 port (1X) SuperNIC 3
8 port (1X) Switch
Scaleable Multi-port Switch
L7 Based Router
2000/800 based B/Router
NI
20IB-Now HCA
- Release in Early Q3 of 2001
- Drivers for Linux and Unix platforms
- 4x PCI HCA
- 3.3 and 5.0V
- 500MB/sec
- (2) 1x IB ports
- Individual or Failover
- IB Subnet Manager or Static Configuration
- Supports IP over IB
- Support for VIA and FP over IB
21IB-NOW Switch
- Will be Shown at Spring NI in May 2001
- (8) 1X IB Ports
- Copper Connectors
- No Subnet Manager Processor
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23IB-2000 HCA
- Release in Q4 of 2001
- Drivers for Linux and Unix platforms
- Support for same transports and protocols
- No driver modification
- Firmware is backward compatible to IB-NOW
- Fabric Based HCA
- Supports Add-on Modules
- First Module is an On-Board Subnet Manager
24IB-3000 HCA
- Release in Q3 of 2002
- PCI-X, 3.3 volt
- 1GB/sec
- (2) 4X Ports
- One 4x and (1) fail-over
- One 4x and up to (3) add-on cards and 1x
fail-over - Utilize same software as predecessors
- Supports Add-on Modules from HCA-2000
- Application modules (Web Servers, etc.)
25IB-TCA 3000
- Available in Q1 of 2002
- GigE to InfiniBand gateway
- (2) GigE Ports
- 1x or 4x IB ports
- Resident Subnet Management Agent
- Support for Subnet Manager
- Wire Speed Mapping
- Support for QoS and IP over IB
26Switch Matrix
27Chassis Matrix
28Chassis Matrix (Cont.)