Purpose-Built ASICS Do Matter: Building Highest-Performing, Multi-Purpose, Sustainable Network Devices
DescriptionFor decades, networks have been constructed with purpose-built devices designed for individual use cases. Every network role has had its own unique requirements, so organizational structures were created around these deployments with each team solving for their specific needs. For the first time, Cisco Silicon One family of chips frees IT teams to regain the operational agility they have lost through a converged architecture that reduces the hardware/software permutations in the network. By incorporating groundbreaking technologies such as advanced memory sub-systems, P4 + RTC engine, and large-scale power savings, Cisco has created the world’s first architecture that can be deployed throughout the entire network.
Learn how Cisco has built and implemented a new generation of ASICs to stretch the limits of high-performance and multi-purpose architectures while massively lowering network power consumption. That is best in class and lowest watts per 100G! Customers are able to experience an across-the-board increase in operational efficiencies through software and automation development while achieving their sustainability goals. Consume hardware and software on your terms and innovate at the pace your business demands. You have never had more control over your own network infrastructure.
Learn how Cisco has built and implemented a new generation of ASICs to stretch the limits of high-performance and multi-purpose architectures while massively lowering network power consumption. That is best in class and lowest watts per 100G! Customers are able to experience an across-the-board increase in operational efficiencies through software and automation development while achieving their sustainability goals. Consume hardware and software on your terms and innovate at the pace your business demands. You have never had more control over your own network infrastructure.
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Exhibitor Forum
TimeWednesday, 16 November 20222pm - 2:30pm CST
LocationD171
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