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    • scottalanmillerS
      scottalanmiller
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      Time to deploy 100Gbe to the desktop!

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      • coliverC
        coliver @stacksofplates
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        @stacksofplates said in 100Gbe NICs Hitting the Market:

        @mlnews said in 100Gbe NICs Hitting the Market:

        https://www.servethehome.com/new-cavium-fastlinq-45000-25gbe-100gbe-adapters-rdma-dpdk-support/

        New 25Gbe and 100Gbe NICs available with RDMA support. This is some screaming fast gear.

        I wonder what the price difference will be between IB cards and these.

        It sounds like these are already in production and available publicly. Would love to see a price on them in general.

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        • Deleted74295D
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          @coliver - For the Cisco, 1 million dollars.

          For every other brand, maybe a few hundred.

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          • travisdh1T
            travisdh1 @Deleted74295
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            @Breffni-Potter said in 100Gbe NICs Hitting the Market:

            @coliver - For the Cisco, 1 million dollars.

            For every other brand, maybe a few hundred.

            Just did a quick search, and it looks like the only thing on the market currently are Mellonox cards for a little below $1k, so you're assuredly spot on.

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            • Deleted74295D
              Deleted74295 Banned
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              Give it 6 months.

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              • scottalanmillerS
                scottalanmiller @coliver
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                @coliver said in 100Gbe NICs Hitting the Market:

                @stacksofplates said in 100Gbe NICs Hitting the Market:

                @mlnews said in 100Gbe NICs Hitting the Market:

                https://www.servethehome.com/new-cavium-fastlinq-45000-25gbe-100gbe-adapters-rdma-dpdk-support/

                New 25Gbe and 100Gbe NICs available with RDMA support. This is some screaming fast gear.

                I wonder what the price difference will be between IB cards and these.

                It sounds like these are already in production and available publicly. Would love to see a price on them in general.

                They are. On the expensive side right now. But not for long, I don't think.

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                • scottalanmillerS
                  scottalanmiller @travisdh1
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                  @travisdh1 said in 100Gbe NICs Hitting the Market:

                  @Breffni-Potter said in 100Gbe NICs Hitting the Market:

                  @coliver - For the Cisco, 1 million dollars.

                  For every other brand, maybe a few hundred.

                  Just did a quick search, and it looks like the only thing on the market currently are Mellonox cards for a little below $1k, so you're assuredly spot on.

                  That's not so bad.

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                  • stacksofplatesS
                    stacksofplates @scottalanmiller
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                    @scottalanmiller said in 100Gbe NICs Hitting the Market:

                    @travisdh1 said in 100Gbe NICs Hitting the Market:

                    @Breffni-Potter said in 100Gbe NICs Hitting the Market:

                    @coliver - For the Cisco, 1 million dollars.

                    For every other brand, maybe a few hundred.

                    Just did a quick search, and it looks like the only thing on the market currently are Mellonox cards for a little below $1k, so you're assuredly spot on.

                    That's not so bad.

                    That's kind of my point, these have to be cheap. You can already get Mellanox 10/40GbE Infiniband cards for $600-$700. Mellanox 100Gb Infiniband is only around $1500.

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                    • MattSpellerM
                      MattSpeller @Deleted74295
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                      @Breffni-Potter said in 100Gbe NICs Hitting the Market:

                      @coliver - For the Cisco, 1 million dollars.

                      That's the monthly billing option right?

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                      • Deleted74295D
                        Deleted74295 Banned
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                        Oh no that is a purchase price. But there is a maintenance contract which has to be renewed annually.

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                          StorageNinja Vendor @stacksofplates
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                          @stacksofplates They will end up costing the same as 10/40 in not too long. Same number of lama's used.

                          Note, RDMA, and RCoE require your protocol support it, and your platform support it end to end.

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                          • stacksofplatesS
                            stacksofplates @StorageNinja
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                            @John-Nicholson said in 100Gbe NICs Hitting the Market:

                            lama

                            It will def be nice to have 100Gb without the RDMA support. We have a limited set of applications that can utilize it so I'll be happy once we get to use this.

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