All indications are that 10,000 trillion and 40,000 gigabit Ethernet will be implemented in the coming years

All indications are that 10,000 trillion and 40,000 gigabit Ethernet will be implemented in the coming years. For example, it discusses the enhanced architecture research and development that Cisco continued to the end of 2011, from the server network interface to the core network, and referred to Cisco's fiber-optic switch route map based on commercial silicon, code-named "Gravel Machine".

There are many interesting predictions, such as 10GB Ethernet and GB Ethernet. Expect to see a large number of server boards that support 10GB. At the beginning of the year, you can even see many 10GB Ethernet interface motherboards. All of this means that we are already at the beginning of the application of the GB edge and the 40GB core. Shehzad Merchant, senior strategy director, said of Tamiflu's extreme view that "2012 will be an important year for 40GB." ”

According to a new study by Bishop & Associates in Gigabit data communications connectors and cable assemblies, the market for 40,000 Gigabit Ethernet products is expected to be more than $3 million trillion from 2012 years to less than 500,000 US dollars by 2015.

There is no doubt that cloud computing will drive the process of using 10,000 trillion and 40,000 gigabit Ethernet. After all, cloud computing requires a flexible network infrastructure and supports a large amount of data traffic. Network architecture must also support converged storage and data IP network applications at the same time, such as virtual servers, enabling businesses to leverage cloud computing technologies. (Note that the virtual server requires more I/O bandwidth.) ）

10GB Ethernet is a good starting point, it increases the main amount of tolerance and reduces network latency. And because GB Ethernet has built-in plug-ins and maximizes existing device performance, reducing management and operational costs.

In addition, with the implementation of Gigabit Ethernet, we can clearly see the future roadmap, such as GB and GB Ethernet, to meet the growing bandwidth requirements, which is critical to cloud computing.

(Responsible editor: The good of the Legacy)