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> In many ways, yes. In a lot of ways the ethernet standards of today are basically the same thing that we've had since like 2000. 10Gbe is readily and widely
by zokier 6y ago
> In many ways, yes. In a lot of ways the ethernet standards of today are basically the same thing that we've had since like 2000.
10Gbe is readily and widely available these days, even in consumer space, and the top end is pushing 400Gbps ethernet. For reference, 10Gbe over baset was standardized in 2006, so I'd say we have come pretty far from the turn of millennium.
- vel0city 6y ago10GbE in the consumer space is widely available? I can go down to Best Buy and buy an 8-port 10GbE switch? Do many consumer routers ship with 10GbE ports on them? I guess the latest Mac Pros ship with 10GbE ports on them. Definitely a normal consumer product. I guess its probably pretty low end, as the high end of the consumer space is pushing 400GbE according to you.