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    haopeng han
    Posted by haopeng han
    on Sep 09 2011 04:25 AM
    Intellectual785 points

    Hi,

    According to threads before, Ti is cooperating with a FPGA vendor to implement a Hyperlink interface IP. I was wandering if the vendor is Altera? Specifically, there will be a Stratix 4 EP4SGX230KF40C2 and a C6678 on my board, can I connect Hyperlink to the SERDES based transceiver of the FPGA directly?  Will the IP open or need to be pay for?  When can we get this IP?

    Thank you!

    Han

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    • Dave Bell
      Posted by Dave Bell
      on Sep 09 2011 08:39 AM
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      Haopeng,

       

      We are stil working to release the IP on FPGA. We are still several months away and will provide more detailed information on specific FPGA platforms, licensing, and collateral as we get closer to release.  Please stay tuned.

       

      Best regards,

      Dave

       

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    • haopeng han
      Posted by haopeng han
      on Sep 09 2011 10:41 AM
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      Dave

      Thanks for your reply.

      My board is under layout now. It's for sure that TI will finally release the info. I just want to make sure that  if the way I mentioned is doable. So when TI and the FPGA vendor release the IP I can use it on my board.

      Thank you!

      Han

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    • Dave Bell
      Posted by Dave Bell
      on Feb 27 2012 12:16 PM
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      Haopeng,

      Update on the FPGA IP schedule: The latest status is that we are working toward our first release on Altera Stratix-IV end-2Q followed by Stratix-V and Xilinx Kintex-7 end-3Q.

      We'll announce pointers to early collateral as soon as we can.

      Best regards,

      Dave

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    • gomo
      Posted by gomo
      on Apr 17 2012 01:01 AM
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      Now, any updates here?

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    • Dave Bell
      Posted by Dave Bell
      on May 17 2012 05:21 AM
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      We are working to have Altera Stratix-IV and Xilinx Kintex-7 releases during this quarter.
      - Stratix IV Beta release mid/end May, production release (25Gpbs) mid/end June
      - Kintex 7 Beta release mid/end June, production release mid/end July
       
      The IP is being released through our partner Integre, and they have created a landing page for their connectivity card and IP core. Content is not posted yet, but will come soon with the beta release.  Here’s the link:
      http://www.integretek.com/products2.html

      Please monitor the Integre page for updates.



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    • Nazmul Hoda
      Posted by Nazmul Hoda
      on May 24 2012 00:43 AM
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      Hi Dave,
       
      What datarate supported (25 or 50 Gbps) on Kintex 7 beta release? Is there a plan to release 50 Gbps version soon?
       
      Regards,
      Nazmul

       

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    • Nazmul Hoda
      Posted by Nazmul Hoda
      on May 24 2012 00:44 AM
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      Hi Dave,
       
      What is the application level throughput achieved between two shanon processors?
       
      Regards,
      NH
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    • James Mooney
      Posted by James Mooney
      on Jun 27 2012 09:41 AM
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      Hi Nazmul -

      The current Kintex-7 HyperLink IP product will support 6.25 Gbps for a total of 25 Gbps. Beta release of the Kintex-7 is July 2012, full production release in August. We do have a 2X/50Gbos version of the HyperLink core on the roadmap for early 2013.

      Regards,

      Jim Mooney

      Integre Technologies, Director of Sales and Marketing

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    • Sergey Frolov1
      Posted by Sergey Frolov1
      on Sep 11 2012 06:09 AM
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      Hi Jim!

      What is the price of the current version HyperLink IP for Kintex-7?

      Regards,

      Sergey Frolov

      STC (www.stc-spb.ru)

      frolov@stc-spb.ru

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