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Internet of Things (IoT)Service Delivery using NFV/SDNFTF-NET-F0160

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Jeff Maguire | Digital Networking StrategyJeff.Maguire@freescale.com

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Agenda• Session Introduction and Objectives• Networking Market Trends• Internet of Things (IoT)• NFV / SDN Technology Overview• Freescale’s VortiQa and Open Software Solutions• Freescale’s QorIQ Product Highlights• Freescale QorIQ Delivery Platforms• Conclusion

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Session Overview and Objectives

IntroductionThis 1 hour session will explore the “who, what, where and why” questions behind market trends that are driving dramatic shifts in how devices will be connected, configured and services delivered to the end user from the Cloud.

ObjectivesUnderstand market trends and the forces behind themConnect dots between trendy buzz words (IoT, IoE, NFV, SDN, Fog,…)Explore some examples of service delivery platformsSelection of applicable Freescale technology

Speaker BackgroundOver the past 2 years working in Digital Networking strategy group I have been investigating transformations of the networking market. I’m part of an active Freescale team which surveys and contributes to the Open Networking Foundation (ONF), ETSI’s NFV group and several open projects. Diverse background including SBC, custom ICs, telematics and microcontrollers.

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The New Virtualized Network

The world’s networks are increasingly virtualized, giving rise to SDN and other software-based approaches to network infrastructure

The Internet of Things is dramatically growing the number of network endpoints, adding to the worldwide flood of data which must be secured, analyzed and transported

5G is emerging, not just with requisite performance enhancements, but also with the requirement to support exponentially more devices and network endpoints

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Market Trends / DriversDestiny for the first time is now driven by network users over equipment vendors

General Market Goals• Improve feature/service innovation and deployment velocity• Decouple hardware and software development, leverage software community• Open collaboration and interoperability

History Lessons and Predictions• Web to Cloud Service Providers (Pioneering Settlements)− High-Agility platforms (SaaS, PaaS, IaaS)− OpEx/CapEx efficiency with scale out capabilities− Cloud drove infrastructure multi-tenancy

• Telecom Server Providers (City Building)− Enhanced Cloud for performance and resilience− Rapid and high-agility service delivery for revenue generation− Multi-tenancy, multi-vendor, multi-operator interoperability

• Enterprise (Colonization - The Final Frontier)− CapEx/OpEx savings through scale-out Hybrid-Cloud model− BYOD multi-client diversity with good debug and support model− Availability of trusted open source solution and support vendors

• Brave New World (One World Order – Sharing Technologies)

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The Brave New WorldCathedral to the Bazaar of ideas: Linux-style collaboration

• ETSI Industry Specifications Group (ISG)− Standardizing service virtualization, limited lifetime, leverage SDOs

• Open Networking Foundation (ONF)− Standardizing Open SDN (e.g. OpenFlow)

• Open Networking Users Group (ONUG)− User only community driving use-case for Open SDN

• OpenStack− Cloud orchestration, coupled independent open projects

• OpenDayLight (ODL)− SDN controller platform under Linux Foundation

• Open Networking Lab (ON.LAB)− Research lab for SDN promotion, generate open source code

OpenCloud: everything as a Service (XaaS)Open Network OS (ONOS): SDN controller with networking AppsOpenVirteX (OVX): SDN controller virtualization platform

• Open Compute Project (OCP)− Hardware reference designs− Software: Open Networking Linux (Big Switch), ONIE (Cumulus)

• Open Data Plane− Networking acceleration API

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Internet of ThingsDifferent Services,Different TechnologiesDifferent Meanings for Everyone

And the Word“SMART”Is Everywhere!

Miniaturization & advances in packaging technologiesAdvances in flashNew class of powerfulbut low-cost & low-power MCUsCloud-based services

TechnologyInnovations

Technology

Software

Applications

Sensing EmbeddedProcessing Connectivity

SmartHealth

AccelerometerMagnetometer

GyroscopePressureAltimeter

Temperature etc.

MCUMPU

Hybrid MCU/MPUNetwork Processor

NFC6LoWPANSub-GigZigBee®

GPSBT/BTLE

Wi-Fi®RFID

Cellular

SmartParking

SmartTags

SmartEnergy

SmartHomes

SmartGrid

SmartLighting

SmartCars

RemoteApplianceAvoidance

BLDGAutomation

Air QualityControl

Auto Safety

Supply ChainAutomation

PedestrianNavigation

M2M

MANYOTHER

SERVICES

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IoE and Fog ComputingIoT/M2M with distributed Edge Computing

$19 Trillion CES2014, Cisco KeynoteChambers, CEOyoutube.com/watch?v=TepUznT42ro

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SDN Market Growth2013 Year of Feasibility, 2014 Year of Deployment

© 2013 SDNCentral. All Rights Reserved.

Getting Started With Software-Defined Networking (SDN)

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Where are We?Freescale QorIQ multicore for an evolutionary SDN market!

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ONS2014 Keynotes Guru Parulkar, ONS Chairyoutube.com/watch?v=QxiAFoPTNP8Vinod Khosla, Khosla Venturesyoutube.com/watch?v=q61VkqZRjck

circle of trust

YOUAREHERE

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NFV with SDN enables Software Virtualization of Big-I/O systems with Big-MIPS Systems

Operator driven value propositionRapid, elastic and scalable service deployment model

“Apps” platform with open source grass roots innovation

NFV with SDNC

loud

NFV

Traditional

I/O MIPSSystems

Virtual Machine(Server)

Traditional

I/O MIPSSystems

Virtual Machine(Server)

Traditional

I/O MIPSAppliances

Virtual Appliance(COTS)Traditional

I/O MIPS

Systems

Traditional

I/O MIPS

Systems

Traditional

I/O MIPS

Switching

SDN

Control/ServicePlane

SDN CtlrVM

App App App

DP DP DPVM VM VM

DP DP DPSDNaaS

Cloud Data CenterCOTS Servers

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NFV and SDN – Empowering InnovationDriving a new business model in the networking marketNFV – service providers enabling networking Apps developers• Cloud Computing – base software platform for network service functions• Standardization – service provider and Apps vendor interoperability• Network Appliances – become software Apps where feasible

SDN – operators exposing the network to Apps developers• OpenFlow – software platform for an interoperable network data plane• Control Layer – virtualizes Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) for multi-tenancy• Control / Apps Plane – software running on high-volume compute platforms • OpenFlow L4-7 – high-bandwidth network appliances embedded in data plane

Network Functions Virtualisation Relationship with SDN*

* Diagrams from “NFV and SDN: What’s the Difference?”SDN Central, Prayson Pate, Mar 30, 2013

ETSI-ISG NFV:28 Tier-1 SP, >184 companies, >900 delegates2 White Papers, 5 Specs, 9 PoCsNFV phase 2 (2015) -> ImplementationPromote open community, open frameworkONF – Open SDN (OpenFlow):140 companies, board dominated by operators18 SDO liaisons, 17 research relationshipsWhite papers, Soln Briefs, Tech Reports, WebinarsOpenFlow conformance program, 4 LabsSt

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NFV Use CasesUse cases map out extensive service provider network coverage and decomposition

Defined Use Cases1) NFVIaaS (2)2) VNFaaS (vPE - vE-CPE) (4)3) VNPaaS4) VNF Forwarding Graphs (2)5) vEPC (2)6) vBTS/vC-RAN (2)7) vGateway (Residential)8) vCDN9) vBroadband

Annotated with PoCs exercised per use case*Identified Solution Space

etsi.org/deliver/etsi_gs/NFV/001_099/001/01.01.01_60/gs_NFV001v010101p.pdf

* Status publically disclosed at time of ONS2014

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NFV Proof of ConceptsPoCs are showing initial feasibility within 4 months

1) CloudNFV Open NVF Framework2) Service Chaining for NW Function Selection in

Carrier Networks3) Virtual Function State Migration and Interoperability4) Multi-vendor Distributed NFV5) E2E vEPC Orchestration in an multi-vendor open

NFVI environment6) Virtualized Mobile Network with Integrated DPI7) C-RAN virtualization with dedicated hardware

accelerator8) Automated Network Orchestration9) VNF Router Performance with DDoS Functionality

• Limited Metro Edge to Client Gateway

etsi.org/technologies-clusters/technologies/nfv/nfv-poc

Explored Territory

* Status publically disclosed at time of ONS2014

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ONF SDN Architecture OverviewTranslating white papers to actual multi-tenant implementations

White PaperConceptual Vision

ArchitectureOverview

opennetworking.org/sdn-resources/sdn-library/whitepapersopennetworking.org/sdn-resources/sdn-library/technical-papers

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ONF ActivitiesDriving Open SDN adoption since 2013

Solution Briefs• OpenFlow-enabled SDN and Network Functions Virtualization• Migration Use Cases and Methods• SDN Security Considerations in the Data Center• OpenFlow-Enabled Mobile and Wireless Networks• SDN in the Campus Environment• Operator Network Monetization Through OpenFlow-Enabled SDN• How OpenFlow-Based SDN Transforms Private Cloud• OpenFlow-Enabled Hybrid Cloud Services Connect Enterprise and Service Provider Data Centers• OpenFlow-Enabled Cloud Backbone Networks Create Global Provider Data CentersApplications Platform• Open Standardization• NBI Info Model, Use Cases• NFV utilizes SDNaaS (partnership)Feasibility• Table Type Patterns (Profiles)• OpenFlow-2.0Interoperability• Conformance Program• Biannual Plug Fest• SDN Solutions Showcase

MarketingEducation

NorthboundInterface

ForwardingAbstractions

Testing &Interop

Wireless &Mobile

OpticalTransport

CarrierGrade

Layer 4-7 SecurityExpansion ONF Relationships, ONS2104 Key Note by Dan Pitt

opennetworking.org/working-groups/working-groups-overview

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Freescale is Embracing the NFV / SDN Revolution

Networks getting larger & smarter− Network Traffic – Exponential traffic growth from Mobile,

Cloud, Big Data, BYOD, IoT− NFV – Improve agility, scalability and cost of

provisioning networking services− SDN – A common software platform that provides

network visibility & controllability to network operators− NFV / SDN provides the framework for future networking

innovation

Freescale’s commitment− Multicore processors for flexible solutions to software-

aware networking with packet processing acceleration− Contributions to SDN, NFV standards− 700+ network software engineers globally

SoftwareDefined

Networks

OpenInnovation

NetworkFunctions

Virtualisation

Software-Defined NetworkNetwork Functions VirtualizationFreescale Development− OpenFlow Switch & Controller (v1.3.x)

− Participation in ONF / NFV working groups

− Participated in ONF PlugFest, Jun/Nov 2013

− Participating as a “Founding Participating Company” in the SDN Solutions Showcase at the upcoming Layer123 SDN and OpenFlow World Congress

− Anticipate pilot activity in ONF OpenFlow v1.3.x Conformance Certification Program

− Active customer and partner engagements

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Networking Software and Services

DevelopmentTools

RuntimeProducts

SolutionsReference

Linux®

ServicesIntegrationServices

DevelopmentTools

RuntimeProducts

SolutionsReference

LinusServices

IntegrationServices

• CodeWarrior− IDE− Debug− Compiler− Trace

• QorIQ Optimization Suite− Scenarios Tools− DDrV

• Storage Controller• SDN Switch• Wireless LAN• Data Concentrator• Smart Converged

Gateway• Digital Signage

• Commercial Support

• Frozen Branch• Application

Specific Hardening• Feature

Acceleration

• VortiQa Software Products− Application

Identification Software (AIS)

− SDN solutions− Mobile Transport

• Systems Consulting

• Design Services• Porting• Migration

Software Products and Custom Services

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QorIQ VirtualizationScalable virtualization technology for the deeply embedded network edge

COSCOS

Multicore Hardware

COS

Linux

LXC LXC LXC

App

CPU

CPU

CPU

CPU

USDPAA USDPAA

• KVM Linux® kernel driver to spin up VMs

• QEMU user space emulator is used in conjunction with KVM

• Solution is open source• Virtual machines is only

limited by particular SoC resources (CPU cycles, memory)

• Topaz is a lightweight AMP framework for partitioning SoC resources

• Best of both worlds– bare metal performance with enforced partitioning

• Resolves many issues around running multiple unsupervised OS’s

• Threads appear as cores to the OS layer

• Fast failover capabilities

• Linux® ContainersOS level virtualization

• Secure partitioning of Linux apps into domains

• Lightweight overhead compared to KVM

• Control resource utilization within domains such as CPU, I/O BW

Deployed withCloud Orchestration

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VortiQa PortfolioModule Application

SDN—Switch SDN—Controller

VortiQa application identification software (AIS)

Deep Packet Inspection: Identify the type of traffic on the network

VortiQa mobility transport software

Transport Functions: IPsec, QoS, PDCP and GTP for eNodeBs and Base stations

VortiQa open network (ON) switch softwareData Plane Functions: layer 2, layer 3 and above; firewall, NAT, QoS, DPI, etc. POC available; General availability in March 2014

VortiQa open network (ON) director softwareController Functions: PoC available; General availability in March 2014

NEXT-GENERATION TECHNOLOGY

LinusServices

RuntimeProducts

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VortiQa Open Network (ON) Switch SoftwareOpenFlow Switch version 1.3.x datapath with L4-7 extensions

Key Features• Full OpenFlow® v1.3.x compliant with L4-7 extensions: IPFwd, IPSec, Firewall/NAT, QoS• Virtualized datapath instances with unconstrained table pipeline and flow indexing• Multipart messaging support including tables features and port description• Stand-alone and Open vSwitch integration with OVS-DB support

Datapath+ Datapath+

OF-Agent OF-Agent

Network Layer Apps+

Apps+ Apps+ Apps+

Northbound I/F

Dat

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App

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Federated / Multi-TenantLogically Centralize

Control

NBI-Agent+

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Key Features• Full OpenFlow® 1.3.x compliant with vNF Apps: Routing, IPFwd, IPSec, Firewall, QoS• High-performance C-based implementation with zero buffer copy • OpenStack Neutron integration

Datapath+ Datapath+

OF-Agent OF-Agent

Network Layer Apps+

Apps+ Apps+ Apps+

Northbound I/F

Dat

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App

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Federated / Multi-TenantLogically Centralize

Control

NBI-Agent+

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VortiQa

VortiQa Open Network (ON) Director SoftwareEmbedded OpenFlow Controller with pre-integrated Linux open source Apps

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Comprehensive Embedded IoT Solutions Landscape

KinetisMicrocontrollersDesign Potential. Realized

Vybrid Controller SolutionsRich Apps in Real Time.

i.MX Applications ProcessorsYour Interface to the World.

QorIQ Processors built on Layerscape ArchitectureAccelerating the Network’s IQ

Real-time, highly integrated solutions with best-in-class 2D

graphics to enable your system to control,

interface, connect, secure and scale.

Industry’s most versatile solutions for multimedia and

display applications, with multicore scalability and market-leading power,

performance & integration.

Industry’s most scalable ultra-low-power, mixed-signal MCU solutions based on the

ARM® Cortex™-M4 and Cortex-M0+ architectures.

Industry’s first software-aware, core-agnostic networking

system architecture for the smarter, more capable

networks of tomorrow – end to end.

Automotive Networking

Industrial

Consumer

Industrial

Consumer

Industrial

Consumer

Industrial

Consumer

Automotive

Freescale has the industry’s broadest range of solutions built on ARM® technology for automotive, industrial, consumer and networking applications.

Scalable Industry Standard Solutions, Software and Development Ecosystem

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QorIQ Communications Multicore Roadmap

High Performance40W+ TDP

Mid rangePerformance15-40W TDP

Value<10W TDP

WirelessQonverge

2012 20132Q 3Q 4Q1Q4Q

T4240/4160Up to 12x e6500

20142Q 3Q 4Q1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q1Q

LS3xxxA

LSxxxAT1040/204x e5501

T20804x e6500

LS1020/21/22A2x A7

Production ProposalPlanningExecution

Sample

Production

LS1xxxA

20152Q 3Q 4Q1Q2016

LS3xxxP

LS2xxxA

LS1xxx

LS2xxxA

9131

B4860B4420

B4xxx

T1xxx

LS2xxxA

B2xxx9132

T20814x e6500

T1042/224x e5501

B1xxxB3420/21

SDKsSDK 1.6 SDK 1.7SDK 1.5SDK 1.4

+ AIOP LibrariesUSDPAA for LS

+H/W Table-walkDPAA GSO/GROOpenSSL

4x10GE/12x1GE (DCB )4xPCIex4, 2xRIO, Interlaken-LASEC5-40G,DCE-20G,PME-10G

Pin CompatibilityT2081->T1042/22

PacketAcceleration

Engine

64-BitSupport

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New Architecture for a New Network

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PQ3 P Series T Series Layerscape

Network IO DDR CPU Acceleration CPU + NPU + Accel

Many-core processor approach is not sustainable due to power, software complexity and integration costs

Need to provide right mix of high performance and programmability

Advance Packet Processing• Tightly coupled accelerators

called as C functions

• H/W preloaded task state, headers, stack frame

• Customer programmable

• Run-to-completion model using standard C (C99)

MUST HAVE:

4-6x Performance over general purpose cores in a lower power envelope

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QorIQ LS2 Family Key Features

Unprecedented performance and ease of use for smarter, more

capable networks

High performance cores with leading interconnect and memory bandwidth• 8x ARM Cortex-A57 cores, 2.0GHz, 4MB L2

cache, w Neon SIMD• 1MB L3 platform cache w/ECC• 2x 64b DDR4 up to 2.4GT/sA high performance datapath designed with software developers in mind• New datapath hardware and abstracted

acceleration that is called via standard Linux objects

• 40 Gbps Packet processing performance with 20Gbps acceleration (crypto, Pattern Match/RegEx, Data Compression)

• Management complex provides all init/setup/teardown tasks

Leading network I/O integration• 8x1/10GbE + 8x1G, MACSec on up to 4x 1/10GbE• Integrated L2 switching capability for cost savings• 4 PCIe Gen3 controllers, 1 with SR-IOV support• 2 x SATA 3.0, 2 x USB 3.0 with PHY

SDN/NFVSwitching

DataCenter

Wireless Access

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QorIQ Hardware AccelerationAutonomous packet processing maximizes virtualized computational mileage

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Edge Computing – The Distributed CloudFreescale market-leading performance per Watt per Dollar

DC SolutionsiNIC / SSL AccelCompute / StorageToR/EoR RouterADC / WoC

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Metro Edge SolutionsMetro RoutersL4-7 AppliancesContent DeliveryEdge-Based Services

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Access SolutionsAggregation RoutersBroadband AccessMobile Access

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CPE Access SolutionsCampus RouterWireless APFemto AP

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IoT GatewayBuilding / FactorySmart Energy TransportationDigital SignageMedical / FitnessRemote Monitoring

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QorIQ-HighLS3 / T4 / P58~24-Cores1~2.2+GHzDCB EthernetDCE,PME AccelSecurity AccelQorIQ-MidLS2 / T2 / P4/34~8-Core0.8~2GHzDCB EthernetDCE,PME AccelSecurity Accel

QorIQ-ValueLS1 / T1 / P11~2-CoreSecurity AccelAudio SubsysLCD ControllerMotor ControlIndustrial

QorIQ-ValueLS1 / T1 / P22~4-Core0.8~1.4GHzSecurity Accel

FreescaleT4240 1U Box

FreescaleUTM Appliance

Freescale iNICPCIe Card

AMC Cards

FreescaleSmart EnergyData Concentrator Freescale

IoT Gateway

Freescale TowerRapid Prototyping PlatformNo Limits – Make It!

ComputeServer

Freescale802.11ac/nOpenWRT

Enterprise WLAN

FreescaleSmall Cell

DataCenter

EdgeRouter

AccessSystem

Gateway/Router

Ser

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Sensor/Actuator

Sensor/Actuator

Sensor/Actuator

IoTGateway

Sensor/Actuator

Sensor/Actuator

Sensor/Actuator

NFVServices

CPESDN

SDN

SDN

VortiQaSoftware

QorIQProcessors

FreescaleiSCSI SAN

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Cleantech Server® 64-bit Product Line

• QorIQ T4240 Processor based 64-bit Server− Industry leading TCA, OpEx and TCO − High compute/bandwidth density per size/weight− Industry leading CoreMark benchmark score

• Servergy’s Value-Added RapidIO Fabric− Extremely scalable high-bandwidth interconnect− RapidIO offers ultra-low/deterministic latency, complete protocol offload, ultra low-power

operation• Proven PowerLinux Software Platform

− Distros (Red Hat, SUSE, Ubuntu, Oracle, etc..)− High-Performance Virtualization Support− Software Use Models (LAMP Stack, Java, SCADA, Enterprise Databases, etc…)− Applications (OpenStack, Eucalyptus, memcached, DRBD, Ceph, Oracle, etc.)

• Mature PowerLinux Developer Ecosystem− Founder, PowerLinuxUsersGroup.com (PLUG)™− Members of global Power.org and LinuxFoundation.com− Remote PowerLinux Environment (RPLE)™ Compute Farm− P-Cubed ™ (PowerLinux Dev/Compute Node Board)− Proven and Mature Global Data Center and Cloud Architecture

“Worlds Highest Performance-Per-Watt 64-bit Power Architecture ® Server!”

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QorIQ T4240 ProcessorMarket-Leading Compute Density

x86 Thermal Performance Throttling

QorIQ Thermal Independent Performance

Compute Density per Blade

i7

Dual Socket Server

I7 CPUs 260W~300K CoreMark

i7T4

T4s 240W** Tj 105C~700K CoreMark

T4240 Quad

T4

T4

T4

T4

T4s 234W** T j75C~1040K CoreMark

T4240 Sextuple

T4

T4

T4

T4

T4

ProcessorT‐Junction 

Deg C25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75

CoreMark 61,000 58,000 58,500 57,000 55,500 52,000 48,000 46,500 42,500 38,000 34,000

CoreMark/ Thread

7,625 7,250 7,313 7,125 6,938 6,500 6,000 5,813 5,313 4,750 4,250

CoreMark 173,488 173,488 173,488 173,488 173,488 173,488 173,488 173,488 173,488 173,488 173,488

CoreMark/ Thread

7,229 7,229 7,229 7,229 7,229 7,229 7,229 7,229 7,229 7,229 7,229

Intel i7 2600 

T4240

-42%

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• IPSEC• TCP offload• SDN/Firewall/ACL• Deep Packet Inspection• OpenSSL + record offload• WAN Optimization (WoC)• Apps Delivery Ctrl (ADC)• Vendor defined applications

• iNIC offloads all networking, server focuses on revenue generating applications

• Freescale DPDK driver preserves DPDK applications

• Scalable software compatible virtualized iNIC platform across QorIQ SoCs with C29x key acceleration

• QorIQ hardware acceleration for security, pattern matching, compression and packet processing

10G Eth

OpenFlowAgent

L4-7 Apps

iNIC: QorIQ T2080/T4240 + c29x

10G Eth

10G Eth

10G EthUser Space Open vSwitch

H/W Accel. Packet Forwarding Engine

Veth-port Veth-port Veth-port

DCE SECPME

PCIe Gen-2 x8

x86 Linux Server Platform

Hypervisor

PCIe (SR_IOV) 128VFPF VF1 VF2 VF3 VFn

OpenFlow ControllerVM0

Freescale DPDK Driver

Veth-port

VM1

Veth-port

Freescale DPDK Driver

MQorIQ L2-7 Intelligent NIC (iNIC)Maximizing server revenue in a virtualized networking world

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C29x Crypto CoprocessorPublic/Private Key Management Acceleration

• Public Key Cryptography− RSA, DSA− Diffie Hellman− Elliptic curve (ECC)

• Large key size− Up to 4096-bit

• High-speed transfer rate− PCIe Gen2.0 x1/x2/x4

• Software− Linux® Kernel Cryptographic API− OpenSSL Crypto API

• Operating Mode− Offload: PCIe Accelerator− HSM: HW Security Module Subsystem− x86 or QorIQ Host

C291 C292 C293

Security Engines 1 2 3

Typical Power (65C) ~4W ~6W ~10W

2048 bit RSA OPS/sec 8K 18K 32K

1024 bit RSA OPS/sec 31K 64K 116K

Dev board shown, ODM production board available

ENet

Host PCIe

HSM Link

C29xC29xC29x

DDRDDRDDR Flash DDR Flash HSMBoot/Store

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APP

APP

Service

Service APPDB

Data Center

APP

APP

Edge Network Service Network

Metro Network Core NetworkData Center Cloud

Internet/Enterprise Network

Consumers,  Enterprise, 

Government or City, Network Operator

Low latency

•Low RTT brings a responsive & immersive consumer experience and enables new M2M scenarios.

Backhaul avoidance

•Processing and caching at the edge can reduce uplink and downlink traffic flow.

Core network offload

•Processing at the edge can reduce load on core network, especially for M2M cases

Device CPU offload

•Offloading processing from the device to enables advanced immersive and assistive solutions with reduced device CPU requirements and lower battery drain.

Edge & location information

•Edge information and location has better fidelity than at the core. More accurate, higher sample frequency, lower latency of delivery.

The edge environment has capabilities that can be exploited?

IBM Edge Apps

Freescale QorIQ

IBM Edge-Based Software ServicesBenefits of running applications at the network edge on QorIQ processors

PAM

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L2-7 SDN Switch with Service ProvisioningExtending OpenFlow for L4-7 service deployment in the data plane

Scalable Integrated SDN SwitchL3+ SDN switch featuring OVS offloading with multicore enhancements:• VortiQa ON Switch: OF-Agent and L4-7 service data plane• VortiQa ON Director: embedded OF-controller with pre-built Linux L4-7 Apps• Scalable across the virtualized QorIQ multicore networking SoCs platform• Scalable C29x crypto private/public key acceleration solutions• Pin-compatibility across QorIQ T2081/T1042/T1022 processors

OpenFlow OF-AgentEmbedded OF-ControllerL4-7 Service Processing

QorIQ T2081(OF-Agent / L4-7)(opt OF-Controller)

PCIeC29x

(SSL Key)C29x(SSL Key)C29x(Key Accel)

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ToR/Edge Switch BoxOpen vSwitch OffloadingOF-v1.3 capable switch

Centec48-Port Switch(L2-3+ Switch)

PCIe QorIQ P1010Mgmt CPU

OF-Agent

10GELinks

V350

VortiQa

D A P

VM Management withCloud Orchestration

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NEW

FemtoBSC9131/0 (45 nm)8-16 users

PicoBSC9132 (45 nm)32-100 users

MetroB3421 (28 nm)100-256 users

Macro/CRANB4860 (28 nm)1000+ users

• Broad portfolio from femtocell to macrocell with on-time, on-specification release track record• Common architecture and software tool sets including CodeWarrior Development Suite and operating systems• Software and tools ecosystem catering for Tier-1 wireless OEMs and broad market customers• Rich third-party ecosystem for tools, operating system and application software

Freescale Complete SoC Portfolio for Wireless Base StationsAddressing All Market Trends• QorIQ Qonverge Base Station-on-Chip SoC

Series

• Advanced core and acceleration technologies, highly-balanced architectures for baseband processing integration, advanced process technologies

• Freescale delivers industry’s first complete SoC portfolio from home femto to multi-sector macro base stations

• Software compatibility across different devices

• Layer 1 and transport software stacks for small cell solutions to further expedite time to market

• Adopted by industry-leading base station OEMs

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BSC9131 Reference Design Femtocell Platform

BSC9131 Form Factor Reference Design Board

• Features:− Complete communications platform enabling CDMA2K, LTE,

WCDMA/HSPA+ − Dual-band system covering up to 2.7 GHz− Development and debugging tools available from Freescale and our

partners

• Benefits:− Form factor design helps speed customers time to market− Turn-key hardware design − Seamless RFIC integration solutions

• Demonstrations Available:− LTE FDD− Wi-Fi + LTE FDD

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IoT SDN GatewayNFV managed services to an on premise QorIQ SDN Gateway

HANPAN WAN

WLAN

SDNIoT Gateway

Intelligent Monitoring and Response:• Seamless connectivity of devices to internet• Big Data analysis and context sensitive response• Service Provider Cloud managed premise SDN gateway• Deploy edge services in virtualized gateway environment• “Anytime – anywhere” access & control

PC

Mobile

Broadband

ICD(monitor)

Smart TV

Tablet

BluetoothLow Energy

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MedicalFitness

Transportation

Energy

BuildingFactory

Digital Signage

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Freescale Tower PlatformEnabling rapid prototyping of IoT Solutions

Choose Peripheralsand Plug-Ins (TWRPIs)

Connect with TWR-ELEV

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PROFIBUS ASIC/FPGA

RS‐485Transceiver

• PROFIBUS L2 on QE• Single-chip solution• Master & Slave• freescale.com/profibus

• Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)• Pre-integrated Commercial Software• PLC + EtherCAT + RTOS• freescale.com/goPLC

• High Availability Ethernet• Primary for Power Substation market• Low-cost industrial multi-node rapid prototyping

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DAN

• WLAN-AP• Supports mini-PCIe Wi-Fi cards• OpenWRT software stack• Tower Wi-Fi cards (freescale.com/Tower)

• IoT Gateway• Supports mini-PCIe Wi-Fi cards• LCD, ZigBee, Sub-GHz, Metro, SNAP• Tower cards (freescale.com/Tower)

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IoT Service Delivery DemosFreescale IoT service delivery demos on NFV/SDN technology

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NFVServices

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QorIQ T4 Server

QorIQ T2 OF-Agent / L4-7 ProcessingT2 OF-Agent + L4-7 ProcessingCentec Award Winning ToR SDN SwitchVortiQa v1.3 OF-Agent+L4-7IBM Edge-based Services

Metro Edge / Data Center ToR

BSC913xFemto Cell

CPE / IoT GatewayQorIQ T1/LS1 802.11ac/nWLANGatewayOpenWRTVortiQa v1.3 OF-Switch+L4-7Edge-based Services

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QorIQ T4+C29x Compute / iNICiNIC OVS offload with DPDK supportOpenStack / Open Daylight FrameworkVortiQa v1.3 OF-Controller+L4-7

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QorIQProcessors

VM Management with Cloud Orchestration

DC SolutionsiNIC / SSL AccelCompute / StorageToR/EoR RouterADC / WoC

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SummaryFreedom to locate service deployment anywhere with high-agility!

• FreeSCALE Breadth− QorIQ: data center to gateway communication processors− QorIQ Qonverge: mobile access baseband− C29x: SSL Crypto acceleration coprocessors− Kinetis: MCUs for deeply embedded IoT applications− Xtrinsic: wide range of sensors

• High-Agility− Data center to gateway NFV virtualization− Versatile edge computing deep into the premise edge− VortiQa OpenFlow v1.3 SDN with L4-7 extensions− Complementary QorIQ optimized open source solutions

• Elasticity− QorIQ multicore SoCs serve a wide application set− Best-in-Class performance per watt multicore embeds anywhere

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Data Path Acceleration Architecture Philosophy

• DPAA is design to balance the performance of multiple CPUs and Accelerators with seamless Integrations− ANY packet to ANY core to ANY accelerator or network

interface efficiently WITHOUT locks or semaphores.• “Infrastructure” components− Queue Manager (QMan)− Buffer Manager (BMan)

• “Accelerator” Components− Cores− Frame Manager (FMan)− RapidIO Message Manager (RMan)− Cryptographic accelerator (SEC)− Pattern matching engine (PME)− Decompression/Compression Engine (DCE)− DCB (Data Center Bridging)− RAID Engine (RE)

• CoreNet− Provides the interconnect between the cores and the

DPAA infrastructure as well as access to memory.

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Security Block - Version 5.0

Public Key Hardware Accelerators (PKHA)RSA and Diffie-Hellman (to 4096b)Elliptic curve cryptography (1023b)

Data Encryption Standard Accelerators (DESA)DES, 3DES (2K, 3K)ECB, CBC, OFB modes

Advanced Encryption Standard Accelerators (AESA)Key lengths of 128-, 192-, and 256-bitECB, CBC, CTR, CCM, GCM, CMAC, OFB, CFB, and XTS

ARC Four Hardware Accelerators (AFHA)Compatible with RC4 algorithm

Message Digest Hardware Accelerators (MDHA)SHA-1, SHA-2 256,384,512-bit digestsMD5 128-bit digestHMAC with all algorithms

Kasumi/F8 Hardware Accelerators (KFHA)F8 , F9 as required for 3GPPA5/3 for GSM and EDGEGEA-3 for GPRS

Snow 3G Hardware Accelerators (STHA)Implements Snow 3.0

ZUC Hardware Accelerators (ZHA)Implements 128-EEA3 & 128-EIA3

CRC UnitStandard and user defined polynomials

Random Number Generator, random IV generation

Supports protocol processing for the following: • IPSec• 802.1ae (MACSEC)• SSL/TLS/DTLS• 3GPP RLC• LTE PDCP• SRTP• 802.11i (WiFi)• 802.16e (WiMax)

Job QueueController

DescriptorControllers

CHAs

DM

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TIC

QueueInterface

Job Ring I/F

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Pattern Matching Engine (PME) 2.X Overview

• Regex support plus significant extensions:− Patterns can be split into 256 sets each

of which can contain 16 subsets− 32K patterns of up to 128B length− 9.6 Gbps raw performance

• Combined hash/NFA technology− No “explosion” in number of

patterns due to wildcards− Low system memory utilization− Fast pattern database compiles

and incremental updates• Matching across “work units”− Finds patterns in streamed data

• Pipeline of processing− PME offers pipeline of filtering, matching,

and behavior base engine for complete pattern matching solution

On-ChipSystem

BusInterface

PatternMatcherFrameAgent

(PMFA)

DataExamination

Engine(DXE)

StatefulRule

Engine(SRE)

KeyElementScanningEngine(KES)

HashTables

Access to Pattern Descriptors and State

Pattern Matching Engine components

Cache Cache

User Definable Reports

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DCE Logical Block Diagram

• Deflate− As specified as in RFC1951

• GZIP− As specified in RFC1952

• Zlib− As specified in RFC1950− Interoperable with the zlib 1.2.5

compression library• Encoding− supports Base 64 encoding and

decoding (RFC4648).

• Operate up to 600 MHz− 10 Gbps Compress− 10 Gbps Decompress− 20 Gbps Aggregate

32KBHistory

Frame Agent

QManI/F

BManI/F

BusI/F

Decompressor

Compressor

QMan Portal

BMan Portal

ToCorenet

4KBHistory

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