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Intel
PCIe network adapter provides high-precision timing with IEEE 1588 PTP, SyncE and GNSS for 5G RAN and edge deployments
The Intel Ethernet 800 Series E810-XXVDA4T is a PCIe network adapter built for high-performance server workloads. It targets NFV, storage, HPC-AI and hybrid cloud environments where precise timing matters. The adapter delivers the timing accuracy required by modern 5G RAN and edge deployments. It replaces single-purpose timing appliances with a standards-based card.
This adapter fits deployments that rely on IEEE 1588 PTP and Synchronous Ethernet for frequency and phase alignment. It also supports GNSS input for holdover and recovery scenarios. Operators needing a single card for both PTP and SyncE will find it useful. Builders who do not require hardware-assisted timing synchronization should look elsewhere.
The defining specification is the integrated support for IEEE 1588 PTP and Synchronous Ethernet on one PCIe adapter. Hardware enhancements maintain reliability and accuracy for both protocols simultaneously. This removes the need for separate timing appliances in the rack. The 800 Series architecture underpins this dual-protocol capability.
| Brand | Intel |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.27 kg |
| Package size | 231 × 163 × 28 mm |
Yes, the Intel E810-XXVDA4T provides high-precision timing synchronization with hardware support for IEEE 1588 PTP, SyncE and GNSS to meet 5G RAN and edge deployment requirements.
The adapter is a standard PCIe add-in card designed for a full-height server slot; verify chassis clearance and bracket height before ordering.
Timing features are enabled through the Intel Ethernet driver and management utilities; the common mistake is leaving the PTP hardware clock disabled in the OS network stack.
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