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The Nallatech 385A low profile accelerator card provides a powerful PCI-Express computing and I/O platform for FPGA development and deployment across a range of application areas including High Performance Computing, Network Acceleration and Data Analytics.
The Nallatech 385A low profile accelerator card provides a powerful PCI-Express computing and I/O platform for FPGA development and deployment across a range of application areas including High Performance Computing, Network Acceleration and Data Analytics.
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385A – with Arria 10 / Network Acceleration Card
The Nallatech 385A low profile accelerator card provides a powerful PCI-Express computing and I/O platform for FPGA development and deployment across a range of application areas including High Performance Computing, Network Acceleration and Data Analytics.
- Low Profile PCIe form factor
- Arria 10 1150 GX FPGA with up to 1.5 TFlops
- Network Enabled with (2) QSFP 10/40 GbE Support
- 8 GB DDR3 on-card memory
- PCIe Gen3 x8 Host Interface
- Server proven hardware
- Nallatech accelerator cards have been through extensive testing in leading server platforms
- OpenCL tool flow
- Open, royalty-free unified programming model
- Network interfaces
- Support for multiple line rates and protocols
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