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News Release from: IDT | Subject: IDT 75K72234 NSE
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 23 March 2006

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Radisys has developed a daughtercard featuring the IDT 75K72234 NSE with dual Network Processor Forum (NPF) look-aside (LA-1) interfaces

IDT has partnered with Radisys to provide solutions targeted at the emerging AdvancedTCA platform. As a leading supplier of advanced embedded systems used in commercial, enterprise and service provider markets, Radisys has developed a daughtercard featuring the IDT 75K72234 NSE with dual Network Processor Forum (NPF) look-aside (LA-1) interfaces to accompany its Promentum ATCA-7010 10Gbit/s packet-processing module that customers can use to significantly boost packet processing performance with minimal design effort.

The combined solution can be used as a designer's evaluation platform or as an off-the-shelf system, which can be deployed directly into an end design in next generation networking equipment delivering high packet processing performance such as traffic aggregators, intrusion detection systems and high-bandwidth line cards.

The RadiSys Promentum ATCA-7010 is a single slot ATCA module capable of achieving up to 10Gbit/s throughput.

The modular design of the solution enables I/O and fabric interface flexibility.

The PICMG 3.0- and PICMG 3.x-compliant module includes dual Intel IXP2800 network processor units (NPUs) and a powerful memory architecture.

The IDT 75K72234 NSE offloads routing and classification lookups from the Intel NPUs, enabling the NPU to have more headroom and thereby focus on providing differentiated services, adding increased value to the end customers.

Its dual LA-1 interfaces allow the NSE to be a shared resource between both Intel NPUs, providing design flexibility, reduced board space, cost, and power consumption, as well as improved performance for both ingress and egress packet processing.

Additionally, software support for the IDT NSE family has been fully integrated with the Intel NPU software development tools to save customers significant engineering resources and enable overall savings in development and design time.

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