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With current per port costs and economics, that doesn't make much sense. The $/Gbps/Watt improves with every spin of the chip, and every increase in serdes band
by netguy6 10y ago
With current per port costs and economics, that doesn't make much sense. The $/Gbps/Watt improves with every spin of the chip, and every increase in serdes bandwidth.
10GbE (64x10G) - ~$4,500, $70/port
10GbE (32x40G) - ~$6,000, $50/port
25GbE (72x25G) - ~$7,000, $100/port (Seen as low as $5k)
25GbE (32x100G) - ~$9,000, $75/port (Seen as low as $7k)
2x 10GbE = $100
1x 25GbE = $75
Not to mention the extra cabling costs, and complexity.