XUP-VVH PCIe FPGA Board UltraScale+ PCIe board with integrated HBM2 memory BittWare’s XUP-VVH is an UltraScale+ VU37P FPGA-based PCIe card ideal for high-density datacenter applications that demand high memory bandwidth. The UltraScale+ FPGA helps these demanding applications avoid I/O bottlenecks with integrated High Bandwidth Memory (HBM2) tiles on the FPGA that support up to 8 GBytes of memory at 460 GBytes/sec. Along with the integrated memory, the UltraScale+ VU37P offers up to 2.8 million logic elements, which gives designers incredible performance potential — yet with a power density that makes thermal management difficult. The XUP-VVH meets this challenge with BittWare’s Viper platform, supporting large FPGA loads, up to 256 GBytes DDR4, and 4x 100 Gbps Ethernet. BittWare’s Viper platform uses advanced computer flow simulation to drive the physical board design in a thermals first approach, including the use of heat pipes, airflow channels, and arranging components to maximize the limited available airflow in a server. Viper boards are passive by default, with active cooling as an option. Xilinx VU37P FPGA: lidless package is used by BittWare’s Viper thermal management for enhanced cooling performance 2.8 million LCs 8GBytes HBM2 FPGA by Xilinx Board Management Controller for Intelligent Platform Management 2x UltraPort SlimSAS for serial expansion 16nm FPGA with up to 2.8 million LCs 2x DIMMs for up to 256 GBytes DDR4 or 1152 Mbits

Take advantage of BittWare's range of design, integration, and support options Server Integration Available pre-integrated in our TeraBox servers in a range of configurations. Customization Additional specification options or accessory boards to meet your exact needs. Application Optimization Ask about our services to help you port, optimize, and benchmark your application. Service and Support BittWare Developer Site provides online documentation and issue tracking. Board Specifications FPGA System • BittWorks II Toolkit - host, command, and debug development tools for BittWare hardware FPGA...