VadaTech AMC supports 8-Core Intel Xeon processor D family

VadaTech’s AMC754 delivers that performance in a mid-size module supported by 16 GB DDR3 and 32 GB Flash memory and PCIe Gen3, 10 GbE, GbE and SATA connectivity. The AMC754 provides PCIe Gen3 dual x4 or single x8, GbE and SATA interfaces to the backplane. The front panel provides dual 10 GbE, a mini HDMI video output and dual USB ports for extended storage or peripherals.

It is a suitable general purpose host processor which, combined with the latest PCIe switch technology that can have every AMC in its own virtual domain, could provide a very compact server farm in a 12-slot chassis. The combination of PCIe Gen3 and 10 GbE enables customers with applications in areas such as high energy physics or radar processing to use the new module to process the input from multiple data acquisition cards and output it over a 10GbE network. Customers can also use the 8-core processor to replace multiple previous generation general purpose processors.

Saeed Karamooz, CEO and Chief Architect, VadaTech, said, “VadaTech has a strong track record of bringing the latest technology to market in a format that developers can use straight away. This processor AMC continues that trend of innovation and enables our OEM customers to extend intelligence to the network edge, whether that’s a traditional telecoms network, a military communications network or a network of industrial sensors.”