Molex’s BittWare Adds Eastronics as Distributor to Service High-Tech Israeli Market

CONCORD, N.H.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--BittWare, a Molex company, the leading supplier of enterprise-class compute, network, storage and sensor processing products featuring FPGA technology, continues to grow its leadership position and expand its global sales channels. Eastronics, one of the largest distributors of advanced technology in Israel, has been signed as a distributor for BittWare’s Intel-based product portfolio.

“With a high concentration of leading-edge technology companies, the Israeli market is an excellent fit for BittWare’s high-performance FPGA-based products,” said Darren Taylor, vice president of sales for BittWare. “Eastronics has a proven track record selling advanced technology with their existing portfolio. By adding BittWare, their customers will have access to products and customization services that help them get to market sooner and with lower risk.”

“Eastronics employs a large group of highly experienced and professional Application Engineers supporting demand creation and design-in activities from the early stages of project definition until production,” said Mr. Arie Eitan, vice president at Eastronics. “We’re excited to be part of BittWare’s global sales channel and will play an active role in bringing their world-class products to our customer base.”

TeraBox™ FPGA Integrated Servers

BittWare’s range of certified TeraBox™ server platforms feature the latest FPGA accelerators enabling customers to develop and deploy more quickly, while reducing risk and total cost. This innovative product range has recently been extended with the introduction of the TeraBox 1400DN server. This ultra-high density 1U server based on the DELL C4140 PowerEdge server features four double-width PCIe cards with front-panel access and dual Xeon Scalable CPUs. Customers can order the server with a choice of FPGA accelerators, including the 520N-MX with Intel Stratix 10 MX, supporting a high density of network ports: up to 16 front-panel QSFP28 ports per 1U.

Intel FPGA Accelerator Cards

BittWare’s broad range of accelerator products includes the flagship 520N-MX, an Intel Stratix 10 MX-based PCIe accelerator card featuring 16GB of embedded HBM2 memory yielding a bandwidth of up to 4Tbps. This cutting-edge product is shipping today with a choice of abstracted tool flows, including support for the Intel OpenCL Software Development Kit (SDK).

Please visit www.BittWare.com to browse our product portfolio in detail.

About BittWare

BittWare, a Molex company, provides Enterprise-class compute, network, storage and sensor processing accelerator products featuring Achronix, Intel and Xilinx FPGA technology. These programable products dramatically increase application performance and energy-efficiency while reducing total cost of ownership. BittWare, with 30 years experience developing FPGA accelerators, is the only FPGA vendor-agnostic supplier of critical mass able to address enterprise-class qualification, validation, lifecycle and support requirements for customers deploying FPGA accelerators in high volumes.

About Molex:

Molex makes a connected world possible by enabling technology that transforms the future and improves lives. With a presence in more than 40 countries, Molex offers a full range of connectivity products, services and solutions for markets that include data communications, medical, industrial, automotive and consumer electronics. For more information, visit www.molex.com.

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About Eastronics

Established in 1955, Eastronics is the largest hi-tech distributor in Israel. Eastronics is the leading Israeli company in sales, marketing, service and support of hi-tech products, with a strong design-in/demand creation activity. Among the leading companies we represent successfully in Israel include Intel and Intel Programmable Solution Group (formerly Altera).