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Putting More Brains In The Network Frees Up Compute

June 8, 2016 Timothy Prickett Morgan 1

One of the things that high-end network adapter and switch maker Mellanox Technologies got through its $811 million acquisition of network processing chip maker EZchip last September was a team that was well versed in massively parallel processor chip design, and one that could make Mellanox a potential player in the server chip space. …

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