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Top 500 Interconnect History Highlights Ethernet Trends
November 19, 2013
As we related earlier when the news of the Top 500 rankings broke this morning, this November’s SC list was a rather static one in terms of the top ten system Read more…
Crash and Boom: Inside the 10GbE Adapter Market
November 12, 2013
It may be hard to believe, but we're coming up on ten years with 10GbE as an adapter option for servers and workstations. In 2003 the first 10GbE network a Read more…
Mellanox Plots Death of Proprietary Ethernet
March 5, 2013
Mellanox wants to move the world away from closed-code Ethernet switches. The "Generation of Open Ethernet" initiative has been months in the planning. Here's why Mellanox wants to do it... Read more…
Myricom, Emulex Take Aim at High Performance Networking
May 9, 2012
Myricom and Emulex are teaming up to bring a series of network offerings to market targeted for high performance applications. The partnership will kick off with Emulex reselling Myricom 10GbE products into selected application domains, but the end game is to go after the high-flying InfiniBand market with products based on Emulex's Ethernet ASICs and Myricom's high performance software. Read more…
Intel Takes Aim at Switch Chip Business with Fulcrum Deal
July 20, 2011
Intel has signed a definitive agreement to acquire switch silicon maker Fulcrum Microsystems. The deal adds Ethernet switch chips to Intel's growing portfolio of networking products. The agreement, whose terms remain under wraps, was announced on Tuesday. Read more…
New Architecture Tackles High Speed Network Challenges
January 31, 2011
Researchers at University of California, Riverside have come up with a new architecture to efficiently address the challenges of high-speed networks. In a paper to be presented at the IEEE International Symposium High-Performance, the researchers outline a novel on-chip network engine, known as NEngine. Read more…
CERN Taps Brocade For Network Refresh
December 2, 2010
Organization preps for 100GbE core network. Read more…
Is 10 Gigabit Ethernet Ready for HPC?
November 18, 2010
Despite the still-modest showing of 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE) technology in high performance computing deployments, vendors at SC10 were showcasing a wide array of performance-laden Ethernet products. IT Brand Pulse Labs analyst Tim Dales takes a look at the prospects for 10GbE in high performance computing, the migration pattern from GbE to 10GbE, and some application areas that seem especially suitable for the technology. Read more…
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