Microsoft, one of the early InfiniBand backers, has reversed a plan to build support for the high-speed networking technology into its next server version of Windows. Microsoft believes that most ...

Before investing in a new technology, it pays to understand how it performs under extreme workloads. Nowhere is that more possible than with InfiniBand, a high-speed interconnect technology that has ...

The InfiniBand interconnect emerged from the ashes of a fight about the future of server I/O at the end of the last millennium, and instead of becoming that generic I/O it became a low latency, high ...

Try as it may, Ethernet cannot kill InfiniBand. For the foreseeable future, the very high-end of the server, storage, and database cluster spaces will need a network interconnect that can deliver the ...

Intel was one of the loudest, largest and most active early backers of InfiniBand. That's why the chip giant's decision over the summer to discontinue work on hardware products involving the fledgling ...

In October of 2000, I hopped a Las Vegas-bound flight to attend a developers' event being thrown by the InfiniBand Trade Association. By way of background, InfiniBand was one of the hot technology ...

Before investing in a new technology, it pays to understand how it performs under extreme workloads. Nowhere is that more possible than with InfiniBand, a high-speed interconnect technology that has ...

Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about processors, digital photography, AI, quantum computing, computer science, materials science, supercomputers, drones, browsers, 3D ...

Pune, Feb. 03, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- InfiniBand Market report analyses top opportunities in the market and summarizes the features that are and will drive the progress of the industry. Reports also ...

InfiniBand switch vendors Topspin Communications and Voltaire today are expected to announce switches that expand their product lines to support bigger clustered systems. The companies say the moves ...

The news is grim--or is it? Semiconductor giant Intel, which had planned to develop chips to enable InfiniBand, decided to apply its development budget elsewhere. Is this the beginning of the end for ...