Ethernet

American

[ee-ther-net] / ˈi θərˌnɛt /

Trademark.

a local-area network protocol featuring a bus topology and a 10 megabit per second data transfer rate.

Ethernet British

/ ˈiːθəˌnɛt /

noun

computing a widely used type of local area network

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The research lab was already known to Silicon Valley cognoscenti for having invented a personal computer called the Alto and the precursor to the Ethernet networking system.

From Los Angeles Times

Scale-out refers to connecting several racks of chips in a data center together to form a cluster of up to thousands of GPUs working together as one system, which is what InfiniBand and Spectrum-X Ethernet are used for.

From MarketWatch

Nvidia has been able to expand its networking revenue with its Spectrum-X Ethernet platform, Network Interface Cards and BlueField data processing units, he added.

From MarketWatch

Meta is also tying itself closer to Nvidia with the integration of its Spectrum-X Ethernet switches.

From Barron's

Meta will also integrate Nvidia’s Spectrum-X Ethernet switches.

From MarketWatch

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