What We Do

By Netronome | Feb 3, 2020

Netronome has developed a domain-specific architecture (DSA) that allows customers to build accelerators for networking and storage applications in data center and edge computing markets. This delivers efficient and high-performance heterogeneous solutions when paired with multi-core processors. Netronome’s technology can be purchased as hardened IP blocks to build custom SoC silicon devices, as SoC devices, SmartNICs or Smart Edge platforms and related software.

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Effective Open vSwitch Benchmarking Using the Open Source MoonGen Traffic Generator

By Netronome | Jun 20, 2016

The Open vSwitch (OVS) is the most popular server-based virtual networking switch, and likely the most deployed switch overall after the Broadcom Trident hardware switch chips used in TOR switches. In fact, based on a recent survey from the OpenStack community, OVS is used in more than 60% of their installations.

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Data Center Networking Hardware – The Rise of “Commodity” and The Shifting of “Value”

By Netronome | Jun 07, 2016

At the recent Open Compute Summit (OCP) and the Open Networking Summit (ONS), the overarching themes were “data center hardware must be commodity” and “software continues to eat the world.” The OCP prides itself as a pioneer, having introduced the notion of open hardware with the goal to “commoditize” hardware. Large data center operators (Facebook, Microsoft, Google, and Rackspace) have contributed hardware rack designs to the OCP.

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Telco NFV - Rapidly Moving From Concept to Deployment

By Netronome | Jun 02, 2016

It's really exciting to see many of the world's leading service providers accelerating their movement towards wide scale deployment of network functions virtualization (NFV). Just last month at the OpenStack Summit in Austin, AT&T's Sorabh Saxena stated, "Our goal is to virtualize and cloud-enable 75% of our target network architecture using this software centric approach by 2020."