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The table show that both FPGA-based and ASIC-based SmartNICs have their advantages, depending on the use case. FPGA-based SmartNICs are ideal for environments that require flexibility, scalability, and rapid adaptation to new protocols or features, whereas ASIC-based SmartNICs excel in high-performance, task-specific applications where efficiency and low power consumption are paramount. In the context of our paper, we focus on utilizing the FPGA-based SmartNIC due to its flexibility and scalability. In the next slide, I will explain my motivation for writing this paper. |