Xsight Labs introduces E1L DPU with full offload starting at 25 watts
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Xsight Labs introduced the E1L, an Arm-based data processing unit designed to deliver full DPU offload at power levels starting at 25 watts. The company said the approach targets environments where total power limits affect deployment choices for offload capability.
The E1L was positioned as the next element in the E-Series DPU portfolio. Xsight Labs said it aligned the E1L with the 800G E1 architecture and software so that workloads could run across a 25-watt configuration at the edge and an 800G configuration in a data center.
The E1L is built as a fully programmable DPU that runs infrastructure software itself, rather than relying on the host CPU for offloaded networking, security, and storage tasks. The E1L was described as running standard Linux and familiar software frameworks, including XDP, DPDK, and SPDK, with cross-platform software compatibility tied to the E-Series.
Xsight Labs said the E1L would support up to 200 Gbps networking over four SerDes lanes and use Arm Neoverse N2 cores, with configurable power levels of 25 W, 30 W, and 40 W TDP. The company scheduled sampling for the second quarter of 2027 and said it would present the E1L at the 2026 Open Compute Project (OCP) Global Summit. “The E-Series now scales from 100 gigabits at the edge to 800 gigabits in the core on a unified architecture and software stack. Operators told us they needed DPU capability within the power envelopes they already rely on. The E1L delivers that,” said Yossi Meyouhas, CEO of Xsight Labs.
“AI infrastructure is expanding across a broader range of environments, making performance per watt and software flexibility critical for deployment. By building on Arm Neoverse CSS N2, Xsight Labs is bringing programmable, efficient compute from the edge to the data center while giving developers the benefits of a common software ecosystem,” said Eddie Ramirez, Vice President of Go-To-Market, Cloud AI, Arm.
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