Wireless Core Network
The increased adoption of smart phones, the fast introduction of third party applications, and the growth of wireless broadband, consumers are pushing for ever-increasing bandwidth on the wireless networks. In addition operators are demanding simpler network structure, compatibility with existing protocols, and lower equipment costs. All these pressures are placed squarely on the wireless core network equipment providers.
In order for the equipment providers to support these services, new core network nodes must have high performance interfaces, high performance packet processing, new methods of performing deep packet inspection and methods of implementing security systems. The current solutions do not meet the needs. Current technology provides either performance with a complex and inflexible design, or a measure of flexibility but low performance.
The Tilera® processors supply the perfect balance of flexibility and performance. By using the TILE64™ processor, vendors can accommodate their throughput needs, provide the services required to add value and differentiation, and offer the flexibility to support multiple protocols and future evolution. In addition, ANSI C/C++ based programming and the leading multicore debugging and profiling tools preserve vendors' software investment and decrease their time to market.
Wireless Core Network Media Gateway
The TILE64 processor provides a complete solution for current and future Wireless Media Gateway.
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Feature Highlights
- Ability to deliver 10Gig of L4-L7 services
- Up to 20 Gbps of pattern matching application
- Up to 10 Gbps of SNORT processing
- Highest performance density replacing multiple Digital Signal Processors and General Compute Processors
- Under 20 watts of power consumption and 50 watts for the whole system
- Simple system design
- One processor programmed in standard C/C++ programming
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- “With the TILEPro family, Tilera has dramatically expanded the capabilities of its Tile line, but has maintained both hardware and software compatibility with last year’s line-up.”
Nathan Brookwood
Research Fellow at Insight 64
