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Accton leverages P4 on a number of hardware platforms.
P4-Programmable Network Switch with Intel® Tofino™ 1 dual pipeline 1.8Tb/s network ASIC
P4-programmable network switch with Intel® Tofino™ 1 ASIC, including Intel® STRATIX® 10 FPGA
The APS Networks® Intel® Tofino™-based P4-programmable switch uniquely supports 1/2.5 and 5Gb, 1588v2 PTP, and is based on an Intel 8-core Broadwell D-1548 CPU.
The APS Networks® Intel® Tofino™-based P4-programmable switch uniquely supports 1588v2 time synchronization and is based on an Intel 8-core Broadwell D-1548 CPU.
Spine or TOR switch with Intel® Tofino™ 2 dual pipeline 6.4Tb/s network ASIC for high rate data solutions using the P4 programming language.
Arista leverages P4 in a number of hardware platforms.
Arista Extensible Operating System (EOS®) is a fully programmable Linux-based network operating system that runs a single binary software image across the Arista switching family. Architected for resiliency and programmability, EOS has a unique multi-process state sharing architecture that separates state information and packet forwarding from protocol processing and application logic.
Bloombase leverages P4 on a number of software products for cybersecurity applications.
Canopus Networks indexes terabit-scale traffic in real-time to provide actionable insights and forensic analysis.
SketchLib provides API for implementing various sketching algorithms for network telemetry on programmable switch.
Celestica leverages P4 in a number of hardware platforms.
Cisco leverages P4 in a number of hardware platforms.
Cisco NX-OS helps scale your data center as your workload and apps grow through scalable workloads, multi-tenancy, segment routing, and disaster recovery.
Cisco Silicon One is a unifying architecture that enables customers to deploy the best-of-breed silicon from Top of Rack (TOR) switches through web-scale data centers and across the service provider networks. A single architecture provides the highest bandwidth routing and switching silicon in the industry.
Petr4 consists of a clean-slate definitional interpreter and a core calculus that models a fragment of P4.
Delta Electronics leverages P4 in a number of hardware platforms.
Telecommunications operators need a new, community-driven industry approach, leveraging disaggregation, softwarization, and automation, to design, build and deploy next-generation broadband networks more effectively and efficiently. Open Hardware and Open Source Software with open, well-specified APIs offers the basis to meet the design principles with the desired significant reductions in OPEX and CAPEX. This position paper presents motivation, goals, and key deployment scenarios of the operators, making a call to the industry to join, expand and strengthen the collaborative community building solutions meeting those goals.
Edgecore leverages P4 on a number of hardware platforms.
The Edgecore enterprise solution includes a packet broker and network monitor that contain basic ACL, DPI, and service chain functions to offload security devices. The on-premise solution for 4G/5G enterprise networks offloads our partner’s P-GW/UPF to a P4 target.
The Edgecore Networks university and factory solutions provide a P4-based router with L2, L3 (include BGP), VxLAN, etc. The all-in-one device is targeted at IT centers and companies that have their own AS.
EmbedWay leverages P4 in a number of hardware platforms.
FOX Networks worked with Barefoot Networks to demonstrate programmable forwarding plane technology within a broadcast network. Barefoot’s Tofino switch chip ran a P4 program written by FOX, implementing forwarding plane functions.
Foxcom leverages P4 on a number of hardware platforms.
RARE/freeRtr is a software routing platform with a modular design that uses a message-based API between the control plane and data plane.
