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I was thinking Ethernet because, A:It's cheap to buy a switch and cluster 100 RPi, B: You can have a desktop with a faster NIC and keep the RPis busy. But as w
by hvidgaard 7y ago
I was thinking Ethernet because, A:It's cheap to buy a switch and cluster 100 RPi, B: You can have a desktop with a faster NIC and keep the RPis busy.
But as with everything high performance, it depends entirely on the use case.
- qdot_me 7y agoTrue. And with RPi4 having a 1000baseT, it’s not as painful as it seems. Perhaps even the driver can be coaxed into some form of DMA and MPI that is a bit lower latency than IP stack. With secondary IP layer on 802.11, it might actually work reasonably well.