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IntelliProp to Demo PCIe to Gen-Z Bridge at SC18
LONGMONT, Colo., Nov. 12, 2018 -- IntelliProp, Inc., a leader in innovative Intellectual Property (IP) Cores and semiconductors for Data Storage and Memory applications, announced today that they are exhibiting and demonstrating key technology at SC18, The International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage and Analysis which is being held at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas, TX, November 12-15, 2018. IntelliProp is exhibiting in booth #4145.
IntelliProp will be demonstrating a PCIe-to-Gen-Z Bridge showing the ability to enable Gen-Z fabric attachment utilizing PCIe on existing servers. The demo will showcase IntelliProp's Gen-Z IP that is compliant with the Gen-Z Core Specification Rev 1.0a as well as the IntelliProp Gen-Z DRAM Memory Controller. The IntelliProp IPA-GZ194-CT "Mamba" DRAM Memory Controller will be shown on a Gen-Z Memory Module utilizing the SFF-8201 form factor, which will be receiving data across the PCIe-to-Gen-Z Bridge. The ZMM Memory Module, built by SMART Modular is an industry first Gen-Z SFF-8201 Form Factor module utilizing the SFF-TA2002 4C Connector for 16 lanes of Gen-Z connectivity. "IntelliProp is excited to be showing increasing functionality and connectivity with today's existing server platforms," said Larry Cleland, Director, Sales & Marketing at IntelliProp. "This demonstrates a step forward in bringing the promise of Gen-Z to reality," continued Mr. Cleland.
IntelliProp is also demonstrating the IPC-NV163-DT NVMe Target IP Core in a NVMe RAM drive example design. The NVMe Target IP Core provides a hardware accelerated queue management interface for NVMe commands and completions as well as providing the NVMe controller register interface for host communication and controller management. "We manage the command and completion queues in hardware to accelerate performance by off-loading the processor from needing to handle numerous interrupts," said Hiren Patel, VP of Business Development at IntelliProp. The NVMe Target IP Core is being demonstrated on the Intel Arria 10 FPGA platform.
About IntelliProp - IntelliProp, Inc. develops ASSP Products, licensable IP cores and highly integrated IP Products for the Data Storage industry. Areas of significant expertise include SATA, SAS, PCIe/NVMe, Gen-Z, NVDIMM and RAID technologies. Headquarters, sales office, and design center are located in Longmont, CO. Please see our internet site: http://www.intelliprop.com or contact IntelliProp at (303) 774-0535.
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