ET3424A
Marvell OCTEON TX2 CN9670 based 48-core ARM64 open network platform
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Standard embedded Linux software stack with DPDK VPP will be provided.
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DPDK applications on x86 can be easily ported to this ARM architecture
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Used as edge routers, switches, hardware firewalls, security gateways, network monitoring ,NFV, etc.
48-Core ARM64 Open Hardware Platform for Intelligent Networking, Security, Wireless Infrastructure and Multi-access Edge Compute
In a 1U rack space, ET3424A is an open ARM64 network appliance which designs for enterprise applications. The CPU is the robust Marvell OCTEON TX2 CN9670 with 48-core processor. It supports a series of high-performance offload processing upgrade options, meanwhile standard Linux distribution with DPDK&VPP software packages will be provided.
*Support Breakout Cable(1 x QSFP+ to 4 x SFP+ , 1 x QSFP28+ to 4 x SFP28)
Easy portability
With the general-purpose ARM multi-core processor inside the Asterfusion® ET3000A Intelligent Service Processing Unit, developers can deploy almost all network applications such as OVS, VPP and NGINX, into Asterfusion® ET3000A.
Coupled with container and virtualization technologies, Asterfusion®ET3000A can easily support the porting of the various applications running on x86-based architecture onto the ARM architecture.
Developer-friendly Software Environment
- Fully functional development kits
- Provide all the libraries and APIs required for network and security processing.
- DPDK, VPP, SPDK, Debian and Ubuntu Support
Multiple Use Cases
- Network security appliance and offloads
- Network packet broker
- Edge routers and switches
- Network Function Virtualization (NFV)
- Software Defined Networks (SDN)
- Artificial Intelligence (AI),
- SSL/IPsec offload processing,
- LTE/ IoT/Fog / Edge gateways
- Next-generation firewall
- SD-WAN
Tech Specs
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What’s in the box
- 1RU Switch
- RJ45 serial console cable
Datasheet
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Warranty
Frequently Asked Questions
ET3000 Series are open hardware, any queue algorithm can be implemented in software, using dpdk or vpp.
6Wind running on our ET3212A, I’m not sure if they are able to run on ARM especially Pcteon TX, please give more info. We usually run our own applications based on Vpp.
Yes. we support. For S/W: we will provide standard Debian linux with kernel source code patched with BSP, also we will provide DPDK source code running on the H/W.
S/W: we will provide standard Debian linux with kernel source code patched with BSP, also we will provide DPDK source code running on the H/W.
If you have your software and running on NXP, I think it’s no problem on OCTEON almost.
We can provide 1~4 weeks lead time under 20 units and 4-8 weeks under 100 units so far.