Breaking: Intel Data-Centric Innovation Summit

[PaulAlcorn]

We're here at Intel's headquarters in Santa Clara, CA for the company's Data-Centric Innovation Summit.

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[derekullo]

What catches my eye is the high speed ethernet.

If you look at the super small caption at the bottom.

High speed in this case means 10 gigabit ethernet and above.

Can't wait for more motherboards to start shipping with 10Gb.

 

[bit_user]

We're here at Intel's headquarters in Santa Clara, CA for the company's Data-Centric Innovation Summit.

Breaking: Intel Data-Centric Innovation Summit : Read more

Nice summary. Thanks for putting it together.

 

[bit_user]

What catches my eye is the high speed ethernet.

If you look at the super small caption at the bottom.

High speed in this case means 10 gigabit ethernet and above.

Can't wait for more motherboards to start shipping with 10Gb.

This being a datacenter conference, I'm sure they're talking about server ethernet.

For consumers, it looks like Intel's next move will be supporting 2.5 Gbps chipset-integrated ethernet, I think.

 

[jimmysmitty]

What catches my eye is the high speed ethernet.

If you look at the super small caption at the bottom.

High speed in this case means 10 gigabit ethernet and above.

Can't wait for more motherboards to start shipping with 10Gb.

This being a datacenter conference, I'm sure they're talking about server ethernet.

For consumers, it looks like Intel's next move will be supporting 2.5 Gbps chipset-integrated ethernet, I think.

Integrated into chipset, yes. However there are a few 10G boards out there using an additional Intel chip:

https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/WS-C422-SAGE-10G/specifications/

Not a normal consumer board though. Still 2.5/5 will probably hit first then 10Gb will eventually hit unless something faster and cheaper comes out first.