This high-performance PCI Express* (PCIe*)-based FPGA acceleration card for data centers supports both inline and lookaside acceleration. Expanding on the Intel? programmable acceleration card (Intel PAC) portfolio, it offers inline high-speed interfaces up to 100 Gbps for video transcode and streaming analytics applications. It provides the performance and versatility of FPGA acceleration and is one of several platforms supported by the Acceleration Stack for Intel Xeon? CPUs with FPGAs. This acceleration stack provides a common developer interface for both application and accelerator function developers, and includes drivers, application programming interfaces (APIs), and an FPGA Interface Manager. Together with Acceleration Libraries and development tools, the acceleration stack saves developer’s time and enables code reuse across multiple Intel FPGA platforms. The versatile Intel? Programmable Acceleration Card (PAC) with Intel? Stratix? 10 SX FPGA can be implemented in many market segments, such as streaming analytics, video transcoding, financial, artificial intelligence and genomics.
Intel? Programmable Acceleration Card with Intel Stratix? 10 SX FPGA


Focus Applications for Intel PAC with Stratix 10 SX FPGA
Specification
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Intel? Stratix? 10 SX FPGA
Onboard Memory
Interfaces
Board Management
Power Management
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Ordering Information
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Engineering Sample | Contact an Intel? sales representative |
OEM Partner | Server Model |
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) | Available 1H 2019 |
Documentation
Description | Contact |
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Product brief for Intel? PAC with Intel Stratix? 10 SX FPGA | Download |
Platform Qualification Guideline for Intel PAC with Stratix 10 SX FPGA | Contact an Intel sales representative |
Power Estimation and Verification for Intel PAC with Stratix 10 SX FPGA | Contact an Intel sales representative |
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