Atomic Rules Joins the 25 Gigabit Ethernet Consortium
AUBURN, NH – April 20, 2015 – Atomic Rules LLC announced today that it has joined the 25 Gigabit Ethernet Consortium as an adopter and member.
The 25G Ethernet specification boosts performance and reduces interconnect cost. Atomic Rules will also support the 50G definition included in 25G Ethernet, which offers even more bandwidth with fewer ports compared to 4 x 10 GbE.
“The looming ubiquity of 30 Gb FPGA transceivers convinced us that 25 GbE will disrupt existing 40 GbE roadmaps” said Shep Siegel, CTO of Atomic Rules. “Our membership in the 25G Ethernet Consortium will allow us to offer our clients cost-competitive IP solutions, where both high-throughput and low-latency are valued.”
Atomic Rules LLC is a New Hampshire based consultancy that provides rapid platform and application development capabilities on leading-edge FPGA devices.
For additional information on Atomic Rules visit www.atomicrules.com
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