ARDSoC delivers high-efficiency DPDK for ARM-based SoCs, including MPSoC architectures by leveraging Atomic Rules' extensive datacenter experience. By bypassing the Linux network stack, ARDSoC enhances ARM processor performance by drastically reducing memory pressure and power usage, while minimizing latency. This robust solution supports packet vector and container-aware applications in embedded environments, allowing for seamless protocol bridging for technologies such as CCIX, RDMA, RoCE, and NVMe-oF.
By utilizing zero-copy DPDK memory structures, ARDSoC optimizes ARM cache performance, while maintaining full coherence and packet buffering capabilities. Users benefit from using pre-existing DPDK applications without modification, helping to transition smoothly to ARM-based platforms. The plugin services for Xilinx environments, provide notable flexibility and system efficiency, especially for cloud-edge devices. Key benefits include a reduced total cost of ownership (TCO) by utilizing ARM strengths over conventional x86 solutions, offering up to 64 Gbps throughput and perfect packet integrity.
ARDSoC's features include advanced Poll Mode Driver (PMD) optimized for ARM A53 and A72 MPSoCs, offering microsecond-level latency interactions to ensure high-speed, lossless packet processing. Its design ensures ARM cores outperform traditional processors, forming a key element in efficient modern network infrastructures by enabling a plug-and-play experience with existing hardware setups.
