Articles Tagged with ''Ethernet''

AI’s influence cannot be overstated as it radically transforms data centers and interconnects, surpassing the impact of traditional cloud applications. Spirent's latest impact report offers a comprehensive look at key drivers, market impacts, and predictions for what comes next, 

In order to study what is needed and what has been adopted for the next Ethernet speed node of 200 Gbps per lane, this DesignCon 2024 paper, a recipient of the Best Paper Award, investigates different FEC schemes such as end-end, concatenated, and segmented FECs, examining how these different FEC schemes affect signal integrity and performance in different end applications. 

Designed for testing Ethernet and IP speeds up to 100 Gbps, PacketExpert 100G is ideal for evaluating high-speed backhaul networks and data center interconnects.

In this blog, John D'Ambrosia discusses the industry's approach to Ethernet in the age of AI, from the IEEE P802.3dj project to the efforts of the Ultra Ethernet Consortium to deliver a complete cost-effective Ethernet architecture optimized and scalable for high-performance AI. Read on to understand the role of these two complementary efforts to support AI workloads and gain insight into potential industry growth.

Artificial intelligence-generated content is rewriting the rules for data center networks, driving a need for extreme throughput and density at unprecedented scales. To meet these requirements, hyperscalers need high-performance 800G network solutions as quickly as vendors can deliver them.

The Ethernet Alliance has revealed details of its upcoming exhibit during the 2024 Optical Fiber Communication Conference and Exhibition.

Omnitron Systems has announced the launch of a new ultra-compact PoE Injector called the OmniConverter GPoE+/I.

Spirent Communications plc has announced the industry’s first high-density test solution capable of emulating realistic AI workloads over Ethernet.

To provide designers with a reliable and robust network solution with deterministic communication, Microchip Technology today announces its next-generation of LAN969x Ethernet switches with time sensitive networking, scalable bandwidths from 46 Gbps to 102 Gbps, and a powerful 1 GHz single-core Arm Cortex-A53 CPU.

Vector now supports the IEEE standards for Automotive Ethernet 2.5GBASE-T1, 5GBASE-T1 and 10GBASE-T1 in its VN5650 and VN5240 Automotive Ethernet interfaces.