TEF 2025: AI Networking at 1.6T & 3.2T: Performance vs Power Trade-offs скачать в хорошем качестве

TEF 2025: AI Networking at 1.6T & 3.2T: Performance vs Power Trade-offs

Hadrien Louchet, Product Planner at Keysight Technologies, notes that while 1.6T Ethernet deployment has begun and hyperscalers are planning for 3.2T Ethernet, the industry must navigate critical trade-offs between performance, power efficiency, reliability, and supply chain security as 400G signaling advances from lab to product. Louchet explains that it is important to understand testing requirements at these speeds and prepare products to support large-scale deployment of next-generation AI networking infrastructure. The Ethernet Alliance held its Technology Exploration Forum (TEF) exploring Ethernet for AI in Mountain View, CA on December 2-3, 2025. The ‪@NextGenInfra‬ team was on the ground to capture thought leader perspectives on changes and evolution needed in Ethernet to support AI/ML workloads — both on the front-end and back-end (scale out). Subscribe to the Ethernet Alliance newsletter to stay up-to-date on future events and resources supporting the continued success and global expansion of Ethernet technologies: https://bit.ly/Ethernet-Alliance-News...