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A Smart and Connected World Ian Land - FPGA Marketing, Data Center Group
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Connected Across All Industries
“Convergence Now” Blending of Digital and Connected Business Driving Unprecedented New Opportunities
Digital Economy Connected Economy
Connected Banking Energy -Smart Meters / GRID Automotive Car Sharing, Lifestyle, Co-creation. Smart, Connected Factory Drone Emergency Support
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Connectivity Driving Change
† Intel Est. Based on Cloud Tracker ‡Intel MarketWatch Q215 - Sources: Ovum; Cisco SP MOI ††Gartner Cloud Adoption Survey, 2014 ‡‡Juniper Research, 2015
100,000† Racks per Year
60% Tier 1 / 40% Tier 2
$150K-400K per Rack
Rack is the new ‘Unit of System’ in the Data Center
100 Racks per Week
Installed at Amazon
1M Rack Installed Base
$1T New “As A
Service” Revenue
by 2020‡
$600B New Mobile Services
$200B New Video Services
$200B New Cloud Services
30+ New Services
per Month
at Amazon
Top Movers To Cloud
2014 2017
38B Connected Devices
by 2020‡‡
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CRM Security Services IT Operations Bus. Intelligence Office Suites Factory Automation
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The Impact of a World of Change
Past 20 Years
52% of S&P 500
companies have
turned over. †
By 2018
Transformation will be critical to 60% of Global
2000 corporate strategies.
30% of businesses in the top 20 of every industry face transformed competitors. †
By 2020
The average age of a
company will be 12 years old
(15 today, 67 in 1920). †
+ + + + + Innovative People Connected On-Demand Data Driven Learning Machines Secure
† Wang, R Ray, Disrupting Digital Business: Create an Authentic Experience in the Peer-to-Peer Economy, Harvard Business Review; 2015
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What Does Connectivity Change Look Like?
I N T E L T H R O U G H O U T
Data Center
Regional Network
Access and Edge Network
Sensor and Clients
Innovating In the Data Center Ian Land - FPGA Marketing, Data Center Group
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Data Center Evolution
Software Defined
Network Infrastructure
Big Data Flow
Virtualization
Security
Analytics and Deep Learning
Orchestration
Compute Network Security Storage
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Data Center Transformation
Storage Network Processor FPGA
Orchestration Software
IP Libraries Storage Networking Analytics
Place Workload
Resource Pool
Software Defined Infrastructure
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CPU Storage FPGA / GPU
FPGA
Compute Acceleration • Machine learning • Video transcode • Custom routines
Storage Acceleration • Cryptography • Compression • Indexing
Network Processing • Inline processing • Pre-processing • Pre-filtering • Exception processing • Cryptography • Compression • I/O expansion • Protocol bridging
SoC FPGA
Board Management • Management • Security • Protocol bridging
The Data Center Architecture Today
FPGA I/O
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• Processing • Compute Acceleration • Storage Acceleration
Integration in the Data Center (Future)
• Processing • Compute Acceleration • Network Processing
Processing Closer to Memory: Lower Power Lower Latency
Smaller Form Factor
Storage
I/O
CPU
FPGA
CPU
FPGA
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Microsoft* Data Center Case Study Altera® FPGAs deployed in 2015†
Transformation Customer Example
95% improvement in search throughput
10% increase in total system power
<30% increase in total system cost
2X higher system performance using Intel® FPGAs
†http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/06/bing-doubles-performance-with-fpgas-will-use-them-in-2015/
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Software Development Platform
Delivering Custom acceleration
Applications
Algorithms
Image Identification
Security
Convolutional Neural Network Encryption
Big Data
Compression, Indexing
Up to 2x performance increase Reduced TCO with standard server IP, algorithm and ecosystem framework simplifies development
Xeon
FPGA
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Example Workloads for SDP
POC’s customers in cloud, enterprise and networking segments
Workload Types Industry Segments
Enterprise Cloud
Networking
Crypto CNN
NFV Video
Compress
Packet Processing
Security
HFT Genomics
Search
Data Analytics
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Library Approach
Intel Hardware Infrastructure
FPGA IP
FPGA
CPU
Intel Software Infrastructure Accelerator Abstraction Layer (AAL)
Accelerator Support Software
User Application
FPGA Accelerator API
SHIMs to Key Industry Frameworks
Intel Provided Software & FPGA IP
1. Wrapper to connect FPGA accelerators to standard libraries
2. Low-level FPGA specific API to
balance load between CPU & FPGA
3. Accelerator specific pre/post-processing routines
4. Accelerator
implementation for FPGA
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Simplified Tool Approach
FPGA CPU
User Application
CPU
Infrastructure IP (UPI, PCIe*, FPGA
Management)
FPGA Runtime Software (Accelerator Abstraction Layer)
FPGA IP (Acceleration Function Unit)
Intel-Provided Infrastructure
User Software Interface
User Developed Application
Specific Functions
UPI/PCIe HS
SI
= New blocks that simplify code development.
Cache Coherent Interface
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Server
Intel® Xeon® Processor
Intel FPGA and SoC FPGA
Network
Intel® Connectivity Solutions
Storage
Intel Xeon Processor
Intel Arria® 10 FPGA
Intel NVMe and 3DXP Solid-State Drives
The Transformational Data Center
FPGA Performance / power, bandwidth and fast response enable transformation