Ultrafast terabit Ethernet connectivity approaching with fastest Speed -but it is unlikely Not to be cheaper. Full details
0.8 TB Ethernet technology is on its way
The tremendous increase in data demand has been announced recently from the Ethernet Technology consortium to the new 800 Gigabit Ethernet technology.
They reported that the criteria are based around the current 106.25 G-LANs (Guidance for 400 GB), but the total number of LANs will double from four to eight – which is essentially two-enclosed 400 RGB lines.
The primary application of the technology will be in data centers, where hyper scale operators, website hosting companies and HPC will increasingly make bandwidth growth.
Terabit
The 800 gigabit is still not 1 Tbit and the next repeated engineers of this technology will finally break the Terrabbit to an obstacle per second.
Do you ever see the end users come up with similar speed to their devices?
Well, most of the laptops that are on sale no longer come with Ethernet connection and the cloud computing and mainstreamed legal streaming services have made servers and NAS (network-attached services) less than a fixture in the Technofile household.
In practice, GbE technology (which is 1/800 slower than the recently announced breakthrough), is likely to stick with us for some time, 2.5 GbE is the next logical step, followed by 5GbE and 10GbE. Some motherboards, for example, have a 10 g connector and the average price of 10 g switches, routers and plug-in cards is still very high.
Despite the newest breakthrough in wireless technology, wired gigabit connectivity is still the most reliable method of data transmission.
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