X

AMD Unveils 400G Network IPSec Device at OFC

By Matt Williams -

At OFC 2023, AMD will publicly demonstrate its first 400G Inline Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) processing capabilities featuring the AMD Versal™ Premium series, with integrated high-speed crypto engines and hardened network interface IP blocks, working with an AMD EPYC™ processor-powered server.

Until now, IPSec solutions have been limited to 10G-200G network transport speeds despite modern ethernet ports being capable of 400G speeds and moving to 800G. Designed to meet the high-speed port requirements of modern network infrastructure, the device from AMD delivers a significant performance advantage over current industry solutions for inline IPSec while maintaining industry-leading encryption standards.

The Versal Premium series’ scalable 100G-400G IPSec design, and hardened 400G channelize high-speed crypto engines in an adaptable platform, closing this gap and bolstering the performance of secure routers and next-generation firewalls used in enterprise and service provider networks. The 400G security solution will allow businesses to operate their high-speed networks without making compromises on security, throughput, or latency.

The Versal Premium architectural design implements all the standard IPSec features, such as tunnel establishment, security policy, database lookup, and protocol processing, as well as encryption-decryption with replay protection implemented at 400G speeds.

Key aspects of the 400G IPSec demonstration include:

  • 100G-400G scalable DCMAC and HSC hardened blocks.
  • 400G Security policies and Security database lookup with AMD’s CAM & STCAM IPs.
  • Integration of IPSec control and data plane with up to 32K tunnel setup using industry-standard strongSwan APIs running on the AMD platform using EPYC processors and Versal Premium series devices.

“Business leaders recognize security as critically important, but the reality has been that security features on network nodes haven’t kept pace with innovation and network infrastructure speed evolution,” said Gilles Garcia, senior director, AECG Data Center and Comms Group, AMD. “AMD’s new technology platform solution will unleash security capabilities to match the speed required within networks.”

Please visit AMD at OFC 2023, booth #2401, to see AMD’s first 400G IPSec demo in person.

 

Find out more about AMD.

Also, stay up to date with the most recent machine vision and image processing news right here on MVPro Media.

Most Read

An Interview with MidOpt’s Georgy Das

byAnnie Gomes

March 23, 2023

MVPro Media’s Matt Williams spoke to Georgy Das from MidOpt (Midwest Optical Systems). Das explained...

Zebra Presents Warehouse Solutions at IntraLogisteX

byMatt Williams

March 22, 2023

Zebra will present warehouse solutions built on Industry 5.0 human-centred automation at IntraLogisteX. Warehouse operators...

Chromasens Launches Camera Configurator Tool

byMatt Williams

March 24, 2023

To support its customers in the critical task of selecting the optimal line scan camera...

Seco Tools 3D Manufacturing Creates New Opportunities

byMatt Williams

March 24, 2023

Additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, allows Seco Tools to create products that would otherwise be...

Lean AI: Why Unused Machine Vision Hardware Doesn’t Have to Go to Waste

byMatt Williams

March 23, 2023

In many plants you will find cameras, lighting and other hardware that was once part...

FLIR: Using Thermal Cameras in Food Industry

byMatt Williams

March 27, 2023

In the food industry, it’s essential to carefully control the temperature of perishable goods throughout...

Mech-Mind Launches Mech-Eye DEEP 3D Camera

byMatt Williams

March 27, 2023

The new Mech-Eye DEEP 3D camera is the perfect solution for logistics applications. Combining fast...