200G. Up to 22 Arm N2 cores. Linux data plane.
The reach of a full DPU architecture at edge power budgets, one software stack from 200G to 800G, and no vendor lock-in at either end.
200 Gbps
Throughput
12 MB
Internal RAM (SLC or direct mapped)
22 Arm N2 cores
In data path
16 PCIe Gen5 lanes
Plus 4 management lanes
SDN data planes
Linux distros
Why E1L
Ethernet SSD with on-device compute
With an SSD controller and an NVMe-oF bridge that sits in front of the flash, E1L makes the most of on-device compute capabilities.
One device across network, storage, and security
Featuring line-rate IPsec crypto, a unified storage pipe, and a 16-lane PCIe Gen5 fabric with SR-IOV — all integrated into one processor.
No vendor lock-in at either end
E1L uses open standards on the network side and a customizable PCIe fabric on the host side. Your architecture; your choice of hosts, drives, and operating systems.
3 configurations, one shared software stack.
Bring Software-Defined Infrastructure to Every Socket.
E1L-8
- 8 cores
- 8 MB SLC
- 1× DDR5-5200
E1L-16
- 16 cores
- 8 MB SLC
- 1× DDR5-5200
E1L-22
- 22 cores
- 12 MB SLC
- 2× DDR5-5200
Form factors
Choose your deployment model. All form factors share the same E1L silicon, software stack, and feature set.
E1L-COM-EXPRESS
COM Express module
A standard COMe card, optimal for control-plane applications.
E1L-SERVER
1RU Edge Server
A 1RU compute system with 200G of integrated network, optimal for edge-compute workloads.
E1L-SoC
Deployed as a DPU for distributed services, or as a host for scale-out. Same software, feature set, and interoperability across every variant.
Key features
Arm SystemReady. Unmodified Linux distros with XDP and DPDK/SPDK data planes.
Up to 200 Gbps of accelerated networking with a programmable parser.
Up to 22 Arm Neoverse N2 cores across three models.
Line-rate AES-GCM for IPsec ESP and UDP SEC.
16 PCIe Gen5 lanes (plus 4 management lanes), 4 dual-mode controllers, and SR-IOV support up to 64K PF/VFs.
Technical specifications
Downloads
Design-In Resources
Available with NDA access
- Functional and Hardware specifications
- DPDK sample applications
- HW design guidelines
- Reference designs
- Performance benchmarks
Get started with E1L
Bring the full E-Series architecture to your edge power budget. E1L samples from Q2 2027 — talk to our team now about early access and design-in.