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 <description>Few technologies in the world have proven to be as adaptable as Ethernet. Once a meek 3Mbps over shared coaxial cable technology used to connect printers and PCs, it has morphed to 100Gbps and is used to help run trains, planes and spaceships. Here&#039;s a look at some of Ethernet&#039;s cooler implementations.
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 <description>In part I of our series, we looked at the default OSPF network type on frame-relay (non-broadcast).  This begs the question of &quot;OK we know non-broadcast, now what about broadcast?&quot;  Excellent, let&#039;s get started!
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 <description>FibreChannel over Ethernet is considered an initial step towards a converged data center switching fabric, and it was a hot topic at this week&#039;s Interop conference.
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 <description>At Interop next week, test vendor Ixia says it will transmit and receive Ethernet traffic at 100Gbps through a CFP Multi-Source Agreement optical module.
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 <description>Infiniband data center switch vendor Voltaire this week plans to unveil an Ethernet architecture for data centers that builds on the capabilities of its traditional large-scale Infiniband fabrics.
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 <description>Most home-office networks start with a PC, a router, and a modem. But when a small single-user network grows into a larger multiuser network, your original Wi-Fi router can run out of free ethernet ports to connect various PCs, networkable printers, small-business servers, and other essential hardware. That&#039;s when a switch comes in handy.
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 <pubDate>Sat, 02 May 2009 20:24:54 -0400</pubDate>
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 <description>Pre-standard 40 Gigabit and 100 Gigabit Ethernet products -- server network interface cards, switch uplinks and switches -- are expected to hit the market later this year. And standards-compliant products are expected to ship in the second half of next year, not long after the expected June 2010 ratification of the 802.3ba standard.
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 <pubDate>Mon, 20 Apr 2009 16:39:57 -0400</pubDate>
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