Ciphersonic
CipherSonic Labs secures data with quantum-resistant encryption, enabling enterprises to process sensitive data without ever decrypting it using Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) on the AMD Alveo V80 and Alveo U55C accelerator cards.
Hardware-Adaptable Acceleration for Memory-Bound Compute
The AMD Alveo™ V80 compute accelerator brings massive hardware parallelism and memory bandwidth for workloads with large data sets. The card offers the highest logic density, network throughput, and memory bandwidth in the AMD Alveo portfolio.1
Product Advantages
Hardware-Adaptable for Memory-Bound Workloads
Features FPGA fabric to adapt the hardware to the application, coupled with HBM2e for large data sets and memory-intensive compute.
2X Logic Density and Memory Bandwidth
Delivering twice the logic density and memory bandwidth vs. the previous generation, the AMD Alveo V80 card is the most capable compute accelerator in the Alveo portfolio1.
Familiar FPGA Design Flow
Enabled by the AMD Vivado™ Design Suite for traditional FPGA flows, the Alveo V80 accelerator is coupled with a design example tailored to Alveo hardware for ease of bring-up.
Fast, Adaptable Performance for Memory-Intensive Workloads
Learn more about the breakthrough bandwidth and performance of the Alveo V80 compute accelerator, highlighting the cost savings and efficiency gains when deployed in the data center.
Meet the AMD Alveo V80 Compute Accelerator
Network-Attached, Hardware-Adaptable Acceleration
As a production board in a PCIe® form factor, the AMD Alveo V80 compute accelerator card is a faster path to production compared to designing your own PCIe card.
Powered by an AMD Versal™ HBM device delivering 820 GB/s, the card features 4x200G networking, PCIe® Gen4 and Gen5 interfaces, DDR4 DIMM slots for memory expansion, and Mini-Cool Edge I/O (MCIO) connectors to scale across compute and storage nodes at PCIe® Gen5 speeds.
Performance
Density & Bandwidth
1.8X Memory Bandwidth¹
2X Logic Density (LUTs)¹
4X Network Bandwidth¹
2X PCIe® Bandwidth¹
Accelerating Memory-Bound Applications
High Performance Computing
Supporting custom data types with capability for 100s of nodes, the network-attached AMD Alveo V80 accelerator is suitable for a range of HPC applications, including genomic sequencing, molecular dynamics, and sensor processing.
Networking
Featuring built-in cryptographic engines and adaptable hardware for custom packet processing, the AMD Alveo V80 accelerator is ideal for firewall and packet monitoring. Custom data movement also makes the card suitable for GPU clustering in data center networks.
FinTech and Blockchain
For FinTech and blockchain workloads demanding massive parallelism and involving large data sets, the AMD Alveo V80 card is ideal for algorithmic trading back-testing, option pricing, and Web3 blockchain cryptography.
Storage Acceleration
Ideal for compression in storage server nodes equipped with SSD storage drives, the AMD Alveo V80 accelerator allows for more effective storage capacity per server.
Hardware Emulation
For hardware emulation of ASIC designs, the AMD Alveo V80 card brings hardware flexibility and network connectivity to validate IP for communication protocols and custom IP prior to silicon tapeout.
Database Acceleration & Data Analytics
By providing low-latency processing coupled with HBM for large data sets, the AMD Alveo V80 card allows for energy efficiency, scalability, and fast time to insights.
Partner Solution Briefs
Familiar FPGA Design Flows
The AMD Alveo V80 card is fully enabled for traditional hardware developers through the Alveo Versal Example Design (AVED), available on GitHub. AVED simplifies hardware bring-up and jumpstarts development using traditional FPGA and RTL flows, based on the AMD Vivado Design Suite.
The example design is tailored for AMD Alveo hardware and provides an efficient starting point using a pre-built PCIe subsystem implemented on the Versal HBM device. It includes Alveo Management Interface (AMI) host software for control and a stress test synthetic workload (XBTEST) for easy bring-up and testing in your server of choice.
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Footnotes
- Based on AMD comparison of the specifications of the Alveo V80 vs the Alveo U55C accelerator cards in the publicly available AMD Alveo Product Selector Guide, April 2024. ALV-13.
Footnotes
- Based on AMD comparison of the specifications of the Alveo V80 vs the Alveo U55C accelerator cards in the publicly available AMD Alveo Product Selector Guide, April 2024. ALV-13.