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Intel to out 800Gbps cables for datacenters

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 03/12/2014 08:56 AM | source: | 1 comment(s)
Intel to out 800Gbps cables for datacenters

Blimey that is a lot of bandwith. Intel announced a new cable design that can carry 800Gbps! The cable features 64 fibers that can push 25Gbps apiece and it can do so at a distance of up to 300 meters.

The new cables are based on Intel's Silicon Photonics technology that pushes 25Gbps across each fiber. Last year, Intel demonstrated speeds of 100Gbps in each direction, using eight fibers. A new connector that goes by the name "MXC" holds up to 64 fibers (32 for transmitting and 32 for receiving), enabling a jump to 800Gbps in one direction and 800Gbps in the other, or an aggregate of "1.6Tbps" as Intel prefers to call it. (In case you're wondering, MXC is not an acronym for anything.)

That's a huge increase over the 10Gbps cables commonly used to connect switches and other equipment in data centers today. The fiber technology also maintains its maximum speed over much greater distances than copper, sending 800Gbps at lengths up to 300 meters, Intel photonics technology lab director Mario Paniccia told Ars. Eventually, the industry could boost the per-line rate from 25Gbps to 50Gbps, doubling the overall throughput without adding fibers, he said.



Intel to out 800Gbps cables for datacenters




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#4781496 Posted on: 03/13/2014 02:25 AM
100gb/s with fdx switch is better!

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