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Sumitomo Electric Deploys Cavium Networks' Octeon

Tue. July 22, 2008; Posted: 11:30 PM
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NEW YORK, Jul 22, 2008 (ASCRIBE NEWS via COMTEX) -- CAVM | Quote | Chart | News | PowerRating -- Cavium Networks, a provider of semiconductor products that enable intelligent processing for networking, communications, storage, wireless and security applications, announced that Sumitomo Electric Networks, a supplier of broadband access equipment for major carrier customers in the Japan market, has developed their flagship, gigabit rate, next generation home gateway based on the Cavium Networks Octeon CN5020 processor.

As bandwidth requirements for home access increase driven by rich voice, video and data traffic, FTTx (fiber) deployment is growing rapidly in several parts of the world including Japan, US and Europe. In the Japan market, FTTH network delivers gigabit rates to the home. Homes need powerful gateways to process such high data rates along with the associated IPv6 and PPPoE protocol processing. In addition, the home gateways need to process triple play traffic with stringent QoS requirements, support IPsec and WiFi functionality along with carrier class Voice over IP and IPTV services. Octeon CN5020 dual core communications processor was chosen by Sumitomo Electric Networks to provide the heart of their next generation home gateway based on the ability to meet these stringent performance and quality demands of major Japanese service provider networks.

"We benchmarked a number of solutions and the Octeon CN5020 was clearly the best solution for us," said Tsuyoshi Kawano, President, Sumitomo Electric Networks. "Our product has to meet or exceed the highly demanding price, power and performance requirements needed for mass deployment of fiber to the home broadband networks. Cavium's dual core processor enabled us to fulfill these requirements along with ease of programming and providing headroom for future deployment of additional services."

"We are honored to be selected by Sumitomo Electric Networks for their next generation gateway," said Syed Ali, President and CEO, Cavium Networks. "The advanced feature requirements of FTTx networks such as gigabit rate IPv4 and IPv6 performance to the home, multiple levels of QoS, excellent small packet performance, VoIP, 802.11 WLAN as well the as many proprietary features means that basic, off the shelf processors simply cannot do the job. Our highly integrated Octeon Plus System-on-Chip processor with dual custom MIPS64 cores, essential hardware acceleration features, built in security delivers leading performance within stringent cost and power constraints for these rigorous requirements."

The Octeon CN50XX family offers the choice of 1 or 2 custom 64-bit MIPS core devices, operating at 300-700MHz frequencies with multiple software and pin compatible processor options. Along with the processor cores, the Octeon CN50XX provides an integrated 128KB L2 cache, QoS, TCP, packet and security co-processing in hardware with a rich set of interfaces such as TDM/PCM, multiple Gigabit Ethernet interfaces, PCI, USB 2.0 and many others.

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