Executive Summary
In today's ever evolving data center, it is important to understand the myriad of networking speeds, as well as switch, cable, and connector combinations. All elements should be carefully reviewed in order to choose the solution that is right for your data center and workloads.Until recently, the generally accepted migration roadmap was 1 GbE to 10 GbE to 40 GbE. Since the approval of the IEEE802.3 by 25GbE standard and the introduction of 100 GbE capable switches, the transition to higher speeds has become more complex.
When it comes time to upgrade your network, what speed should you chose? There is no single answer to the speed and bandwidth question. The high speed networking market is wide and varied. The key is to take all variables into consideration when selecting the next speed for your data center.
Gain SDN and NFV benefits on open, flexible, and high-performance infrastructure for evolving demands.
Watch Cray SVP, CTO Steve Smith discuss the new Intel® Xeon Phi™ processor.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia is an example of enterprise cloud computing their use of the Intel technologies to enhance business, being more agile, and responsive to their customers.
See our executives talk about the partnership and how working together produces an optimized analytics platform.
Intel’s Trish Damkroger discusses the performance leaps the latest Intel® Xeon® processors bring to the HPC community.
Bill Giard of Intel and Bryant Eadon of StrongArm discuss the drivers and barriers for hybrid cloud adoption.