Bo Tong launches new server network virtualization Acceleration Technology

The most complete Vxlan cloud-scale network controller and switch solution provides the advanced capabilities required for large-scale Vxlan multi-user network deployments to provide enhanced scalability for large-scale network deployments September 7, 2012, Bo Tong (Broadcom) announced the launch of a new NetXtreme II. Server network Virtualization (NV) acceleration technology, which can be applied to Vxlan networks and improve server performance by more than 55%. Together with Bo Tong Company's new introduction, the use of Intelligent NV Technology STRATAXGS Trident II Exchange Chip series, Bo Tong Company to provide the industry's most complete Vxlan cloud scale network End-to-end platform solution. Virtualization and multi-user cloud scale networks are growing at an unprecedented rate, while transcending existing network architecture constraints. Vxlan innovation technology satisfies this requirement by creating overlay networks and decoupling physical and logical address spaces. With this technology, the company has revolutionized the ability to expand the Vxlan multi-user network, enabling software-based logical networks to be created on demand, as well as increasing the size of virtual machines on physical servers while guaranteeing quality of service (QoS). Vxlan is expected to become the default standard for multi-user cloud-scale networks, driven by Bo Tong's company and VMware, as well as other industry-leading network ecosystem providers. With the industry's most complete Vxlan solution, the company has breached the performance barriers caused by traditional chips and systems in cloud-level networks, driving the development of fast, flat, and high-capacity virtualized networks to meet the real scalability needs of next-generation cloud-scale networks. About Bo Tong Company's NetXtreme series Solutions Bo Tong's NetXtreme Ethernet solution integrates data and storage networks into a unified Gigabit Ethernet exchange matrix, thereby improving the virtualization of the network. The company's NetXtreme Ethernet adapter has a 37% higher wire speed throughput than the same converged network adapter (CAN) on the market. In addition, the system fully supports iSCSI and FCoE uninstall storage protocols, with high efficiency CPUs, capable of providing up to 1.5 million ISCSI input/output operations per second (IOPS) or 2.5 million FCoE IOPS2.