High Performance Networking is a networking technology that delivers accelerated network performance through kernel bypass operations for extremely fast transaction processing. By circumventing the operating system (OS) stack, a High Performance Network (HPN) is the critical foundation for applications, such as High Frequency Trading (HFT) or cyber/network security, where extreme performance is required for optimum, and in some cases, government-regulated performance. Emulex Network Xceleration (NX) solutions deliver HPN at an ideal performance-to-price ratio for a greater return on investment (ROI).

As detailed in the Emulex whitepaper, benefits of an HPN include:

• High throughput
• Low latency
• Low jitter
• Low CPU overhead

Emulex NX solutions combine OneConnect® Oce12000-D programmable 10GbE network adapters with FastStack™ network acceleration software and are ideal for a variety of industries and applications with high performance requirements, including:

• Financial trading, High Frequency Trading (HFT)
  
  • Cutting-edge latencies enable fast transaction execution with rapid time to deployment
• Cyber/network security
  • Line rate, zero loss packet sniffing and injection technology used in government security applications and incorporated into cyber/network security appliances
• Video streaming
  
  • Dramatically increases the number of video streams, while maintaining Quality of Experience, enabling service providers to scale capacity with lower infrastructure investment and operating costs

Download the full whitepaper for the detailed report on how to use Emulex NX solutions for High Performance Networking.

• Financial trading, High Frequency Trading (HFT)
• Cyber/network security
• Video streaming

Whitepaper

• High Performance Networking Made Easy with Emulex OneConnect Network Xceleration Solutions

Press Release

• May 8, 2012 - Emulex Introduces Portfolio of New I/O Connectivity Solutions

• Implementer's Lab blog:
  Interop 2012 - Emulex New Product Demos at the Emulex Booth
• Emulex Labs blog:
  Introducing New I/O Solutions for the High Performance Computing Market