Super Computing 2016:

▲ Special highlight – XpressGXA10 Low Profile board.(photo: ReFLEX CES) © SNS 타임즈

[SNS 타임즈- LA] ReFLEX CES, a leading European-based provider of custom embedded and complex systems, will showcase its expertise in the design and manufacture of complex FPGA network accelerator cards at the Super Computing 2016 tradeshow.

Highlights of the booth include Networking & Processing FPGA boards, Instant-DevKits and OpenCL demos.

Super Computing (SC16) provides the perfect platform for ReFLEX CES to reveal how it is further extending its proven position as a key provider of FPGA and SoC-based solutions.

Special highlight – XpressGXA10 Low Profile board

ReFLEX CES is highlighting at this exhibition the XpressGXA10 Low Profile board which provides to customers a hardware solution for High-Performance Computing (HPC), Finance and Networking applications, demonstrating Ultra low-latency reference design and OpenCL demos which offers users a quick and easy way of implementing complex parallel algorithms on a 100% FPGA accelerator target.

Other solutions

See the Instant-DevKit Solutions, such as Attila or Alaric, which combines a compact hardware platform with an efficient, intuitive software environment. The DevKit’s unique install and graphical user interface enables an immediate start, and its reference designs enable fast turn-around for short, secure developments.

Discover also the new Achilles Arria 10 SoC System-On-Module, offering standardized FMC interfaces to give users a best in class compact solution with highest density FPGA-SoC device, excellent signal integrity, unequal number of IOs and features.

ReFLEX CES will in addition demonstrate High Performance Computing (HPC) OpenCL BSP (Board Support Package) based on various Altera Arria 10 base boards.

See also the FPGA accelerator network processing boards namely the XpressGX5LP-SE, XpressGX5LP-HE and XpressGX5LP-QE based on Altera-Intel PSG Stratix 5 FPGAs, and XpressK7 (Kintex 7), XpressKUS (Kintex Ultrascale), XpressV7 (Virtex 7) and XpressVUP (Virtex Ultrascale Plus) based on Xilinx FPGAs.

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