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Auburn, NH – December 14, 2021 – Atomic Rules LLC, a supplier of enterprise-grade FPGA IP cores and solutions, today announced the extension of its established Arkville data mover to support Intel Agilex F-Series FPGA devices. Atomic Rules Arkville data mover provides a high-throughput, low-latency conduit between host memory and FPGA fabric logic, offloading CPU…

Sub-Nanosecond Resolution, Sub-Microsecond Accurate, FPGA System Timer Component  AUBURN, NH – Atomic Rules, a reconfigurable computing IP firm, is pleased to announce the launch of TimeServo, a Sub-Nanosecond Resolution, Sub-Microsecond Accurate, FPGA System Timer Component. Atomic Rules TimeServo is a RTL IP core that serves the function of an FPGA’s System Timer or Clock. Although specifically…

Systems requiring Linux kernel bypass can now offload server cycles to FPGA gates AUBURN, NH – Atomic Rules, a reconfigurable computing IP firm, is pleased to announce the launch of Arkville, a DPDK-aware FPGA/GPP data mover enabling Linux DPDK applications to offload server cycles to FPGA gates. “Our Arkville launch brings five man-years of DPDK-first…

Atomic Rules joins Amazon F1 Partners Network – now offering design services to clients seeking an F1 cloud presence! For more information, please see: Amazon EC2 F1 Instances, Customizable FPGAs for Hardware Acceleration Are Now Generally Available

Atomic Rules is proud to become a member of The Linux Foundation alongside ARM, AT&T, Cavium, Intel, NXP, Red Hat, ZTE Corporation, 6WIND, Huawei, Spirent, Wind River, KAIST, University of Limerick, University of Massachusetts Lowell, and Tsinghua University. Click to access the official Linux Foundation press release.

Think UDP is lossy? Atomic Rules shows how transceivers tech evolution disrupts this legacy assumption. UDP now a serious contender in multicomputer interconnect when costs and time-to-deployment are key concerns (click below to see military radar use case on page 17). https://issuu.com/features?issuu_product=creatorhub_redirect