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by packetslave
987 days ago
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Well, it depends on what your use case for "10g" is. If all you care about is fast file transfers between your PC and your NAS, you can get a small 5-8 port 10gb switch for under $300 that will easily handle line-rate traffic (at least for large packet sizes) If you want 10g line-rate bandwidth between hundreds or thousands of servers? Yeah, I used to help build those fabrics at Google. It's not cheap or easy. 10g to the internet is more about aggregate bandwidth for a bunch of clients than throughput to any single client. Except for very specialized use cases you're going to have a hard time pushing anywhere close to 10g over the internet with a single client. |
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