Tag IEEE

May 16, 2017

Aquantia deliver workstation mGig (Multi-Gigabit Ethernet)

By John Dixon in Assured Forwarding Tag 802.11bz, Aquantia, Aruba, bandwidth, Broadcom, Cable, Cisco Systems, Ethernet, HP, hpe, IEEE, latency, Linux, market, Marvell, mgig, netgear, performance, standard, switch, technology, venturebeat

As part of the roll-out of mGig (IEEE 802.11bz), Aquantia have launched network interface cards for the workstation market. These offer 2.5Gb/s and 5Gb/s connections using existing cables. (See Multi-Gigabit…

September 30, 2016

Multi-Gigabit Ethernet is here – IEEE 802.11bz

By John Dixon in Assured Forwarding Tag 802.11ac, 802.11AX, 802.11bz, Aquantia, Aruba, Avaya, bandwidth, Broadcom, Brocade, Cable, capacity, Cisco Systems, Ethernet, HP, hpe, IEEE, mgig, servers, standard, switch, updated

In June 2015, the IEEE created a working group to bring two industry alliances together to deliver Multi-Gigabit Ethernet. Work done by the NBASE-T and MGBASE-T industry groups is brought…

December 30, 2014

Arctic Fibre reduces latency on route between Japan and UK – via the North Pole

By John Dixon in Assured Forwarding Tag Alaska, Americas, Arctic Fibre, bandwidth, Cable, California, Canada, Europe, Fiber, finance, hawaii, IEEE, Internet, japan, latency, london, operations, quintillion, range, russia, satellite, travel, UK, usa, weather, YouTube

Arctic Fibre is planning a new 24Tb/s cable network that will connect Tokyo in Japan and Europe, via the Americas. This cable aims to shave off 24 milliseconds of latency…