NVIDIA Air Integrations

Pure SONiC is a community-developed, Linux-based, open-source network operating system. It has been tested in the data centers at some of the biggest cloud service providers. Pure SONiC via NVIDIA eliminates distribution restrictions and allows enterprises to take full advantage the benefits of open networking. NVIDIA also offers the expertise, experience, documentation, and professional services that will best guarantee success. NVIDIA supports Free Range Routing (FRR), SONiC Switch Abstraction Interface(SAI), systems and application-specific integrated Circuits (ASIC), all in one place. SONiC is not a distribution. It doesn't depend on one vendor for roadmap updates, bug fixes, security patches, etc. SONiC allows you to integrate existing management tools across your data center into unified management.

Linux provides complete interoperability across all your data centers, reducing complexity and maximizing productivity. Cumulus Linux offers additional security levels in addition to industry-standard security features. You can use the existing Linux-based management tools, talent, and have the ability to assign more switch engineers. You can easily leverage native integration and the best-of-breed tools to automate, monitor, analyze, and more. Multiple network paths can be run without the need of multiple switches. This allows you to traffic isolate and network segmentation for multiple devices. You can quickly and efficiently switch from whiteboard to physical cables. PTM makes it easy to program your data center to verify connections faster and resolve problems quicker. RoCE implementation is quick and easy.

Software is what transforms a vehicle into a smart machine. Open source software stack NVIDIA DRIVE™, enables developers to quickly build and deploy a variety state-of the-art AV applications. This includes perception, localization, mapping, driver monitoring, planning and control, driver monitoring and natural language processing. DRIVE OS, the foundation of the DRIVE SoftwareStack, is the first secure operating system for accelerated computation. It includes NvMedia to process sensor input, NVIDIACUDA®, libraries for parallel computing implementations that are efficient, NVIDIA TensorRT™ for real time AI inference, as well as other tools and modules for accessing hardware engines. NVIDIA DriveWorks®, a SDK that provides middleware functions over DRIVE OS, is essential for autonomous vehicle development. These include the sensor abstraction layer (SAL), sensor plugins, data recorder and vehicle I/O support.