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SIOV is '''hardware-assisted I/O virtualization''' designed for the hyperscale era, with the potential to support '''thousands of virtualized workloads per server. | SIOV is '''hardware-assisted I/O virtualization''' designed for the hyperscale era, with the potential to support '''thousands of virtualized workloads per server. | ||
* SIOV moves the non-performance-critical virtualization and management logic '''off the device and into the virtualization stack'''. It uses a '''scalable identifier''' on the device to address the workloads’ memory. | * SIOV moves the non-performance-critical virtualization and management logic '''off the device and into the virtualization stack'''. It uses a '''new scalable identifier''' on the device to address the workloads’ memory. | ||
SIOV delivers key benefits vs. prior art: | SIOV delivers key benefits vs. prior art: | ||
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* Provides '''more flexibility to the virtualization stack''' for provisioning & composability. | * Provides '''more flexibility to the virtualization stack''' for provisioning & composability. | ||
''''' | '''''Impact''''': Virtualized I/O devices become much '''more configurable and scalable''' while delivering '''near-native performance''' to each VM/container/microservice. | ||
== SIOV R1 == | == SIOV R1 == | ||
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== SIOV R2 == | == SIOV R2 == | ||