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Ayar Labs Adds Silicon Industry Veterans to Accelerate Growth

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Thursday, January 11, 2024
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Ayar Labs , a leader in silicon photonics for chip-to-chip connectivity, today announced two additions to its Board of Directors.

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  • Ayar Labs , a leader in silicon photonics for chip-to-chip connectivity, today announced two additions to its Board of Directors.
  • “The work Ayar Labs is doing to make optical I/O a reality is essential to the forward progress of the entire industry.
  • I look forward to helping Ayar Labs expand its reach across the ecosystem as the company moves into its next phase of growth,” said Moorthy.
  • Ayar Labs’ leadership in breakthrough optical I/O solutions enables system performance that is not possible with alternative approaches,” said Barratt.

Stateless Teams with Intel to Revolutionize Interconnect Ecosystem with Tofino-Enabled Luxon Dynamic Network Programmability

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Tuesday, March 10, 2020
Data management, Security, Technology, Other Technology, Software, Networks, Hardware, Computer architecture, Architectural pattern, Microservices, Computing, Operating systems, E, P4, Barefoot Networks

Luxon's microservice network function infrastructure provides an ecosystem that meets the demands of the new era of connectivity and enables innovation through the creation of revolutionary network applications.

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  • Luxon's microservice network function infrastructure provides an ecosystem that meets the demands of the new era of connectivity and enables innovation through the creation of revolutionary network applications.
  • "Stateless Inc.'s move to add P4 programmable switch technology to its Luxon platform provides high-level network control and allows users to more easily build software-configurable networks."
  • "Stateless' move to combine the power of its software-defined interconnect platform with the agility of Barefoot Tofino's P4 programmability, elevates networking capabilities and offers users a modern, fully-programmable network functions platform."
  • The combination of Stateless' programmable microservice ecosystem and the Tofino chip provides full programmability of network functions spanning the data link through application layers.

Barefoot Networks to Showcase Intelligent Fabric Solutions for Cloud and Communication Service Providers at ONF Connect 2019

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Wednesday, September 11, 2019
Software, Networks, Internet, Data management, Technology, Semiconductor, Barefoot Networks, Interconnects

Barefoot Networks, an Intel company , a provider of high-performance and fully P4-programmable Ethernet fabric and interconnect solutions, will demonstrate innovative solutions for cloud and communications service providers at ONF Connect 2019, Sept. 11-13, in Santa Clara.

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  • Barefoot Networks, an Intel company , a provider of high-performance and fully P4-programmable Ethernet fabric and interconnect solutions, will demonstrate innovative solutions for cloud and communications service providers at ONF Connect 2019, Sept. 11-13, in Santa Clara.
  • Intelligent interconnect technologies provide the ability to communicate the data while extracting value from that data at an unprecedented scale.
  • Barefoot is delighted to showcase its next-generation programmable switching technologies at ONF Connect 2019, said Ed Doe, Vice President in Intels Connectivity Group and General Manager of the Barefoot Division.
  • Barefoot will showcase the 12.8Tbps Barefoot Tofino 2 using a 1RU Edge-core 32xQSPF-DD switch.

Barefoot Networks Uses Franz's Allegro CL to Drive Artificial Intelligence in Networks

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Tuesday, April 16, 2019
Programming languages, Computer languages, Functional languages, Object-oriented programming languages, Lisp, AllegroGraph, Ontology, Proprietary software, Common Lisp, Barefoot Networks, Allegro

OAKLAND, Calif., April 16, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Franz Inc. , an early innovator in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and leading supplier of Common Lisp (CL) development tools along with Graph Database technology for Knowledge Graphs , today announced that Barefoot Networks uses Franz Allegro CL (Allegro Common Lisp) in the design of the Barefoot Tofino series programmable switch chips to enable Artificial Intelligence, solve complexity, drive superior performance and power efficiency within networks.

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  • OAKLAND, Calif., April 16, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Franz Inc. , an early innovator in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and leading supplier of Common Lisp (CL) development tools along with Graph Database technology for Knowledge Graphs , today announced that Barefoot Networks uses Franz Allegro CL (Allegro Common Lisp) in the design of the Barefoot Tofino series programmable switch chips to enable Artificial Intelligence, solve complexity, drive superior performance and power efficiency within networks.
  • "At Barefoot Networks we use Lisp (via Allegro CL's Enterprise class development environment) in the design of our Tofino series of programmable switch chips," said Patrick Bosshart, CTO and Co-founder, Barefoot Networks . "
  • "The best software programmers in the world choose Common Lisp since it is the most exciting language for deploying Artificial Intelligence solutions.
  • The foundation for Knowledge Graphs and AI lies in the facets of semantic technology provided by AllegroGraph and Allegro CL.

Barefoot Networks to Showcase Programmable Data Plane Use Cases with SONiC and Other Solutions at Open Compute Project Global Summit 2019

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Thursday, March 14, 2019
Technology, Data management, Networks, Software, Barefoot Networks, Ethernet, Computer networking, Barefoot, P4, Computing, Digital technology, Technology

Barefoot Networks , a provider of high-performance and fully programmable networking solutions, today announced that it will be sponsoring Open Compute Project Global Summit 2019, March 14-15, in San Jose, Calif., with several demonstrations and presentations highlighting the power of P4-programmability and programmable data planes for open infrastructure.

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  • Barefoot Networks , a provider of high-performance and fully programmable networking solutions, today announced that it will be sponsoring Open Compute Project Global Summit 2019, March 14-15, in San Jose, Calif., with several demonstrations and presentations highlighting the power of P4-programmability and programmable data planes for open infrastructure.
  • The growth of cloud computing over the past year has accelerated the pressure on networks to be more flexible and nimble than ever before.
  • Since announcing SONiC support at OCP Summit 2018, Barefoot has worked closely with Microsoft to expand the set of SONiC capabilities on Tofino as well as number of customers using SONiC in production, said Ed Doe, Chief Business Officer, Barefoot Networks.
  • Barefoot Networks, the Foot Logo, Tofino, P4 Studio and Deep Insight are trademarks of Barefoot Networks.