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Procera Networks has selected RMI Corp.'s Multi-core Multi-threaded XLR Processor for its PacketLogic PL10000, a DPI appliance with up to 80Gbps of throughput.



PacketLogic PL10000 is purpose-built with Tier-1 broadband deployments in mind. With its introduction, service providers now have an accurate platform that gives them the business intelligence, real-time network visibility and control required to successfully roll out new revenue-generating services and optimize network performance to support millions of subscribers. PacketLogic PL10000 was designed as a carrier-grade platform to provide the scalability, reliability and flexibility needed to meet network requirements for today and tomorrow. It has four times the capacity of its nearest competitor and can be deployed anywhere in the network. PacketLogic PL10000 is an integrated chassis based on industry standard AdvancedTCA, and ships with a new version of PacketLogic's firmware. This approach reduces potential problems for the service provider and enables seamless upgrades and integration.



Procera's PacketLogic PL10000 utilizes the highly integrated XLR732 Processor from RMI, an 8-core, 32-threaded device consisting of an innovative set of XLR cores enabling up to 32 threads, or virtual CPUs (vCPUs), in a single chip. The XLR's enhanced MIPS64 compatible cores implement fine-grained, four-way multithreading combined with a multi-level hierarchy of caches, autonomous accelerators, and point-to-point interconnects for data and message transfers. The interconnects' full-speed operation augment application scalability and closely integrate the high performance main memory controllers, level-2 caches, 10Gbps accelerated security operations, and accelerated networking interfaces to deliver a processing solution running at frequencies of 800MHz to 1.2GHz optimized for maximum throughput and workload efficiency.



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