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ATCA Product IntroductionInternal proposal2004-10-29 Agenda Introduction to ATCA UTS ATCA Product Overview ATCA Platform Application Introduction to ATCA What does ATCA deliver? Scalable capacity to 2.5Tbps Multi-protocol support for interfaces up to 40Gb/s High levels of modularity and configurability The ability to host large pools of NPUs, processors, and storage Convergence of telecom access, core, optical, and datacenter functions Advanced software infrastructure providing APIs and OAMP World-class element cost and operational expense A healthy, dynamic, multi-vendor, interoperable “eco-system” Why don’t existing standards meet these needs Board areas are too small for emerging applications Board spacing is too narrow Heat dissipation is inadequate for next generation semiconductors Back-plane capacity is limited Signal integrity and electromagnetic compatibility are becoming problems Mechanical standards don’t support I/O requirements Power distribution systems need modernization Hardware management is often inadequate Existing platforms are often optimized for a limited set of applications, where convergence requires more universal platforms Poor scaling of capacity, performance, and reliability Cost is too high Compare between CPCI and ATCA AdvancedTCA* Emphasizes I/O Scalability Independent of host processor capacity Back-plane capacity with today’s Gig Ethernet Star technology allows (19” rack with 12 nodes): 48 Gbps with dual star (bi directional) 1Tbps with full mesh Carrier grade reliability 5-10 year architectural design life Broad solution availability Competitive supply base Reduced time-to-market Overview of PICMG* and AdvancedTCA* PICMG*: PCI Industrial Computer Manufacturers Group Specifications body (700+ members) AdvancedTCA* is the name for PICMG 3.x standards and programs around it PICMG 3.0 Specification was ratified in 2002 PICMG 3.1 ratified in 2003 PICMG 3.2 ratified in 2003 PICMG 3.3 ratified in 2003 PICMG 3.4 ratified in 2003