Intel Corporation

Wenqian Yu

Ned M Smith

Ziye Yang

Weigang Li

Changzheng Wei

Junyuan Wang

Songwu Shen

Ping Yu

Cunming Liang

Shun Hao

Helin Zhang

Technologies for hybrid field-programmable gate array (FPGA) application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) code acceleration are described. In one example, the computing device includes a FPGA comprising: algorithm circuitry to: perform one or more algorithm tasks of an algorithm, wherein the algorithm to perform a service request that is offloaded to the FPGA; and determine a primitive task associated with an algorithm task of the one or more algorithm tasks; primitive offload circuitry to encapsulate the primitive task in a buffer of the FPGA, wherein the buffer is accessible by an ASIC of the computing device; and result circuitry to return one or more results of the service request responsive to performance of the primitive task by the ASIC.

Technologies for hybrid field-programmable gate array application-specific integrated circuit code acceleration

Technologies for hybrid acceleration of code include a computing device () having a processor (), a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) (), and an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) (). The computing device () offloads a service request, such as a cryptographic request or a packet processing request, to the FPGA (). The FPGA () performs one or more algorithmic tasks of an algorithm to perform the service request. The FPGA () determines one or more primitive tasks associated with an algorithm task and encapsulates each primitive task in a buffer that is accessible by the ASIC (). The ASIC () performs the primitive tasks in response to encapsulation in the buffer, and the FPGA () returns results of the algorithm. The primitive operations may include cryptographic primitives such as modular exponentiation, modular multiplicative inverse, and modular multiplication. The results may be returned to the processor () or a network interface controller of the computing device ().

There is disclosed in an example, an endpoint apparatus for an interconnect, comprising: a mechanical and electrical interface to the interconnect; and one or more logic elements comprising an interface vector engine to: receive a first scalar transaction for the interface; determine that the first scalar transaction meets a criterion for vectorization; receive a second scalar transaction for the interface; determine that the second transaction meets the criterion for vectorization; vectorize the first scalar transaction and second scalar transaction into a vector transaction; and send the vector transaction via the electrical interface.

System and method for vector communication

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