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They seem to be cagey about their networking. Nothing besides vague "100GbE to the switch". Is this some home-brew asic or fpga? What offloads does it support?

They seem to be cagey about their networking. Nothing besides vague "100GbE to the switch". Is this some home-brew asic or fpga? What offloads does it support? Is the driver upstream?

Youden 3y ago
No, there's just a lot more that can be said than they wanted to fit on this one page. Specs of the switch are available here: https://oxide.computer/product/specifications https://oxide.computer/product/specifications
- caskstrength 3y ago
  I was asking about their NIC, not switch.
  - brucepink 3y ago
    They use Chelsio NICs - I've heard them mentioned on one or other of their podcasts.
  - eaasen 3y ago
    The NIC is a chip-down Chelsio T6 ASIC with 2x100GbE ports, one going to each Ethernet switch in the rack.
wpm 3y ago
https://docs.oxide.computer/guides/system/network-preparations https://docs.oxide.computer/guides/system/network-preparatio...