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NetFlash: Broadcom readies pre-standard copper 10 Gig Ethernet

Opinion
Jul 31, 20032 mins
Networking

Believe it or not, 10 Gigabit Ethernet is coming to copper wiring faster than you can say “bandwidth bonanza.” While the first spec likely to complete won’t run 10 Gig over Category-5 wiring, it will still be copper-based and will still result in products that cost half as much as the fiber-optic options available, experts say. Chip maker Broadcom has already taken the first steps toward making copper 10 Gigabit a reality. Broadcom readies pre-standard copper 10 Gig Ethernet http://www.nwfusion.com/news/2003/0730tengig.html?net

Believe it or not, 10 Gigabit Ethernet is coming to copper wiring faster than you can say “bandwidth bonanza.” While the first spec likely to complete won’t run 10 Gig over Category-5 wiring, it will still be copper-based and will still result in products that cost half as much as the fiber-optic options available, experts say. Chip maker Broadcom has already taken the first steps toward making copper 10 Gigabit a reality.

Broadcom readies pre-standard copper 10 Gig Ethernet

https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2003/0730tengig.html?net

Kentucky state auditor says hackers infiltrated agency network

Maybe Americans are too quick to blame the French these days. But there’s no denying that someone broke into the computers of a U.S. state – and that state is fingering French hackers. Kentucky says one of its agency’s servers was compromised, and hackers saw fit to store their pirated music and movies on the servers for their own use.

https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2003/0730kentucky.html?net

Microsoft fixing another faulty patch

Microsoft Tuesday acknowledged that a recent security patch is causing problems on machines running the Windows NT 4.0 operating system.

https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2003/0730microfixin.html?net

IBM rolls out Opteron server, Linux database clusters

IBM Wednesday introduced its first server based on AMD’s 32-/64-bit Opteron chip, pushing the new eServer 325 as an integral part of its expanded Linux cluster offerings. It also announced a new Linux cluster that includes DB2 for Linux, which is its first database offering generally available for the Opteron processor.