MaxLinear reports up to 39x OpenZFS write speedup with Panther storage accelerator offload

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  • MaxLinear disclosed hardware-accelerated OpenZFS results from a joint development with Los Alamos National Laboratory for HPC storage.
  • Panther Storage Accelerator SoCs offloaded ZFS compression, checksums, encryption, deduplication, improving throughput while reducing host CPU load.
  • Reported performance reached 47 GB/s writes with GZIP L9 at about 1.3:1 compression, versus about 1.2 GB/s without offload.
  • Read throughput hit 57 GB/s versus about 8.1 GB/s, implying about 39x write speedup, about 7x read speedup.
  • Architecture uses LANL’s Direct I/O and ZIA framework to scale multiple accelerators without changing core ZFS semantics.


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