Product Features / Benefits The Axxia Communication Processor AXE2502 solution is designed to meet the performance, integration, bill of material (BOM) cost, and power demands of next-generation Enterprise networks. Using the LSI innovative, asymmetric multicore architecture, which leverages general purpose processors with acceleration engines that deliver fast path processing, the AXE2502 delivers fully deterministic performance with up to 20 Gbps of data throughput, while integrating many support component devices into a single chip solution.
Key Applications
Switching and routing line cards, datacenter security, and datacenter control plane offload acceleration, caching, cloud computing, and virtualization
Features
PowerPC® Complex – 2 x PowerPC 476FP cores – PowerPC ISA-V2.05 (Book IIIE) 32-bit implementation – CPU clock speeds up to 1.33GHz – 32 KB I- / 32 KB D- L1 Cache per core – 256 KB L2 Cache per core w/ECC
Acceleration Engines – Packet processing/manipulation/ integrity (up to 20 Gbps) – Security Engine (10 Gbps), RegEx Engines (3Gbps) – Traffic Mgr/Scheduler (up to 6 levels of hierarchy)
System Communication – LSI’s Virtual Pipeline™ technology enables efficient intra-system communication for deterministic performance and is used to enable any-to-any message passing architecture
Package Specification – 899 pin, 31 mm x 31 mm FC-BGA package
Benefits
- Saves server CPU cycles for application processing by fully offloading security, control plane ARP, IGMP messages, networking statistics, stateful/application aware firewall, QoS, and more
- Flexible dataplane processing enables high performance support for new applications such as OpenFlow/Software Defined Network (SDN)
- Combines up to two PowerPC 476FP cores with up to 20 Gb/s of fast path throughput, regardless of system loading or protocol
- Software compatible with other Axxia Communication Processors, allowing manufacturers to disperse software costs across a range of solutions.
Product Specifications | FEATURE |
AXE2502-1 |
AXE2502-5 |
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| Example Application |
Entry-level networking line cards/wireless access |
Datacenter control plane offload acceleration, cloud computing, and virtualization |
| Data Throughput (IMIX) |
10 Gb/s 2 PPEs |
20 Gb/s 4 PPEs |
| PowerPC® Cores |
2 @ up to 1.33 GHz |
2 @ up to 1.33 GHz |
| L2 Cache Total |
512 KB |
512 KB |
| Sys Cache Total |
2 MB |
2 MB |
| System Memory (DDR3) |
1x 36b |
1x 36b |
| Classifier Memory (DDR3) |
1x 9b |
1x 9b |
| System Clock Rate |
400 MHz |
400 MHz |
| I/O Interfaces |
8 x SGMII 2 x XFI/XAUI 2 x PCIe® |
8 x SGMII 2 x XFI/XAUI 2 x PCIe® |
| Secure System Complex (SSC) |
Optional |
Optional |
| Security Engine (SPP) |
Optional |
| Package Availability (pins) |
899 pins 31 mm x 31 mm |
899 pins 31 mm x 31 mm |
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Axxia Communication Processor AXE2502 (AXE2502)
The Axxia Communication Processor AXE2502 solution is designed to meet the performance, integration, bill of material cost, and power demands of next-generation enterprise networks.
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