Cavium stories
Microsemi and Cavium announce interoperability between their storage adapter and ARM-based CPU for data center deployments.
Targeted at the largest segment of the data center market, the XP70 family of programmable Ethernet switch devices scale from 1Tbps to 1.8Tbps.
Semiconductor provider Cavium has joined the OpenCAPI initiative, which aims to provide high-bandwidth and low latency interface for CPUs.
Marvell pushes deeper into the data centre market with a USD $6 billion acquisition of Cavium, expecting USD $150 to $175 million in synergies post-close.
The award was presented at the RAN World 2017 conference in Barcelona, Spain, where Cavium also participated in a Virtualization for 5G panel.
Along with China Unicom, Cavium announced the launch of a targeted program for testing 5G target use cases on M-CORD SDN/NFV platform.
The new line of processors includes multiple workload optimized SKUs for both scale up and scale out applications.
Gigabyte Technology announced their expanded ARM server portfolio based on Cavium's second generation 64-bit ARMv8 ThunderX2 product family.
The ThunderX product family is Cavium's 64-bit ARMv8-A server processor for data center and cloud applications.
Cavium integrates FastLinQ Ethernet Adapter into Data Plan Development Kit, offering improved performance and scalability for NFV and cloud workloads.
China Unicom and Cavium will be working together to design and develop virtualized BBU and a new path towards 5G adoption.
Cavium launches new line of QLogic FastLinQ adapters for Open Compute Project servers, set to displace 10GbE with 25GbE technology.
Cavium's tech now backs Windows Server 2016, promising innovative leaps for hybrid cloud capabilities in data centres.
Cavium showcases CloudScale Rack, enabling cloud data centers using its product portfolio. #semiconductors #datacenter.
