Key Value Store (KVS) provides a simple and scalable means to store and retrieve distributed data. For example, Telecom directories, Internet Protocol forwarding tables, and de-duplicating storage systems all need key-value tables to associate data with unique identifiers. In datacenters, high performance KVS tables allow hundreds or thousands of machines to easily share data by simply associating values with keys and allowing client machines to read and write those keys and values over standard high-speed Ethernet.

Algo-Logic’s Key Value Store leverages Gateware Defined Networking® (GDN) on Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) to perform lookups with the lowest latency (less than 1 microsecond), highest throughput, and least processing energy. KVS servers simply attach to existing 10G, 40G, or 100G Ethernet links in the datacenter. Deploying GDN solutions save network operators’ time, cost, and power resulting in significantly lower Total Cost of Ownership (TCO).

Additional Information

• Half-Billion IOPs in a 1U Dell Server
• Real-time data acquisition, fusion, and visualization for connected cities
• Real-time data in a connected city at SC18 in Dallas, TX
• Video demonstration of Algo-Logic's Key-Value Store providing real-time data for analytics from a drone
• Accelerated processing teaches autonomous cars to drive in minutes
• The Cube interview from SC17
• Real-time Analytics & Scale-out Machine Learning with FPGA Key Value Store
• Algo-Logic's published (July/August 2016) IEEE Micro article featuring our Key-Value Store: Implementing Ultra Low Latency Data Center Services with Programmable Logic

Key Features

• Low cost per search ($/search operation); search rates of up to 170M searches/second.
• Sub µ-Joule/message energy consumption.
• Deterministic and jitter-free processing; sub-microsecond latency.
• 10 and 40 Gbps Ethernet line rate support.
• Easy to integrate with client software via free, open-source multi-language APIs.
• Algo-Logic's KVS application runs on multiple FPGA platforms.