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What is ethernet standard The prototype topology of Ethernet was proposed by Xerox in 1973 and realized in the laboratory, with a speed of only 2.94Mbps. In 1980, Xerox and DEC, Intel jointly published the first version of the 10Mbps Ethernet standard DIX V1, the famous Blue Book. In 1982, DIX V2 was officially announced. On this basis, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics...

The exponential growth of data is one major reason why the global high-performance computing market has thrived. The rapid application and adoption rate for Internet technology, such as intelligent terminals or cloud servers in data centers that store information on behalf of users across different locations requires powerful processing power to efficiently prepare queries against large volumes without losing too much time when comparing...

The traditional single-channel 10 Gb/s or 25 Gb/s rate optical module adopts SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable, small form factor pluggable) package shell, the size is 56.5 mm × 13.4 mm × 8.5 mm, the electronic chip and TO (Through-hole) packaged light emitting and receiving components are welded to the PCB board to form a photoelectric conversion module with transceiver function. The 100 Gb/s optical...