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Home » Video Set: More Changes coming to Ethernet Standards

Video Set: More Changes coming to Ethernet Standards

April 29, 2015
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In this set of four videos, John D’Ambrosia, Chairman of the Ethernet Alliance, discusses how new applications for Ethernet, including Internet of Things (IoT) and automotive Ethernet, are driving the need for more Ethernet speed standards.

Fundamental changes in Ethernet architecture, including the adoption of 25G and 50G signalling at the chip level, suggest that future Ethernet standards will not simply follow the 10X leaps we’ve seen in the past.

Filmed at the Ethernet Technology Summit in Santa Clara, California.

1. Ethernet Standardizes Lower Speeds – https://youtu.be/J0WnAfX7Hoc

2. Ethernet at 2.5 and 5 Gbps Rates – https://youtu.be/lc5TRUcciF8

3. 400 GbE Ethernet Architecture – https://youtu.be/GxPnYneDdn0

4. Ethernet Rate Roadmap – https://youtu.be/U_-n8FhV_Zs

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