100 Gigabit Ethernet
We're just getting to grips with ten-gig ethernet (and the plethora of copper & fibre connectors and standards!) and I notice the Ethernet Alliance are talking about the road to one-hundred gigabit. They have an interesting paper here and if you need a catch-up on where ethernet came from look at the slides of their history presentation.
Labels: ethernet, networking
posted by Phil Crawley at
14:08
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But Phil I've always been told by the learned and the wise that any data over 1GB should go down fiber.
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Kev King, at 3:17 PM
Bloody 10 bloody GB bloody CX4 eth!... grrrr... (Thanks Kev*!)
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Sime™, at 3:19 PM
Whichever wise person said that was quite correct!
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Phil Crawley, at 5:49 PM
Hmmmmm.....it was you Phil.....
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Kev King, at 10:34 AM
well.. our nw is going in out at hammersmith, putting in some pretty nice stuff.. will be a "proper" comms room!.. whoa, I hear you say. Anyways.. CX4 is in and the jury is OUT... watch THIS space.. Sime
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Sime™, at 12:57 PM
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