Modular FPGA Solutions from BittWare, a Molex Company
BittWare, a Molex company, offers a variety of board-level computing technologies, integrated systems, and software expertise. Through their complete range of FPGA PCIe boards, BittWare provides solutions based on Intel (formerly Altera) and Xilinx. Discover how BittWare expands Molex's capabilities to meet the rising demand for FPGA-based, high-performance processing solutions in compute and data centers.
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Powerful solution for accelerating memory-bound applications
Designed for compute acceleration, the 520N-MX is a PCIe board featuring Intel’s Stratix 10 MX2100 FPGA with integrated HBM2 memory. The size and speed of HBM2 (16GB at up to 512GB/s) enables acceleration of memory-bound applications. The board’s 100G QSFP28s are ideal for clustering, and OCuLink connectors allow expansion.
Features:
• Intel Stratix 10 MX2100
• 16GB HBM2 up to 512 GB/s
• BittWare-optimized OpenCL BSP
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Today's FPGAs are so versatile that any industry working with digital data can take advantage of the acceleration, low-latency transfers and signal processing of BittWare's product lineup.
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