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Broadcom announced a new generation of its mainstream Ethernet switches,
adding packet processing features and lowering costs at a time of
rising competition. When the Trident 3 ships next year it will power
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The news comes amid a barrage of announcements from competitors entering the networking market where Broadcom has held more than a 90 percent market share. An analyst for the Linley Group said the news supports his forecast that prices of Ethernet switch chips could drop from more than $60 per 100G port last year to about $36/port in 2020.
Trident 3 is a family of five 16nm chips with ports supporting 1-100 Gbit/s Ethernet. They range from a 200 Gbit/s aggregate chip for campus Wi-Fi access points to 3.2 Tbit/s components for data center top-of-rack switches and aggregation networks
Broadcom gathered support for Trident 3 from a broad range of OEMs, unbranded system suppliers and third-party software developers. They included Accton, Arista, Big Switch, Cumulus, Dell, Delta Networks, Extreme Networks, IP Infusion and Quanta.
The Trident line is the heart of Broadcom’s switch business with more than 100 million installed ports. Separate Tomahawk and Jericho lines aim to deliver maximum bandwidth and fan-out capabilities, respectively to the world’s largest data centers and service providers.
Broadcom held a whopping 94.5 percent share of the $687 million market for merchant 10–40-Gbit/second Ethernet switch chips in 2015, according to the Linley Group. Cavium, Marvell and startup Nephos have chips competing with Trident.
Cavium has won sockets at Arista and Brocade for its 28nm XPliant chip and reaped “meaningful revenue last year,” said Bob Wheeler, principal networking analyst at the Linley Group. Marvell’s 28nm Bobcat 3 chip with 25GE ports is sampling, but offers lower performance than Trident 3.
Nephos spun out of Taiwan’s Mediatek with 1 to 3.2 Tbit/s switch chips to rival Trident. It will use TSMC’s InFO packaging to create a 6.4 Tbit/s version to compete with Broadcom’s Tomahawk II.
It’s too early to tell whether the broad set of products announced in March and based on one RTL design will gain traction, but they are not highly programmable, Wheeler said. The startup claims its users include a data center in China and a division of Taiwan’s second largest company.
At least two other startups—Barefoot and Innovium—are mainly targeting Broadcom’s high-end Tomahawk chip. Innovium announced its 12.8 Tbit/s TeraLynx switch in March and a $38.3 million Series C round that brought its total funding to $90 million. It expects to sample in the fall and won early support from a networking executive at LinkedIn.
Barefoot debuted a year ago, backed by some of the early pioneers of the move to software-defined networks. It helped create the open source P4 language for networking and its chips recently got attention from AT&T as well as China’s three largest data center operators.
In the face of the rising competition, “Broadcom is trying to get the message out it will be competitive on price,” said Wheeler.
The news comes amid a barrage of announcements from competitors entering the networking market where Broadcom has held more than a 90 percent market share. An analyst for the Linley Group said the news supports his forecast that prices of Ethernet switch chips could drop from more than $60 per 100G port last year to about $36/port in 2020.
Trident 3 is a family of five 16nm chips with ports supporting 1-100 Gbit/s Ethernet. They range from a 200 Gbit/s aggregate chip for campus Wi-Fi access points to 3.2 Tbit/s components for data center top-of-rack switches and aggregation networks
Broadcom gathered support for Trident 3 from a broad range of OEMs, unbranded system suppliers and third-party software developers. They included Accton, Arista, Big Switch, Cumulus, Dell, Delta Networks, Extreme Networks, IP Infusion and Quanta.
The Trident line is the heart of Broadcom’s switch business with more than 100 million installed ports. Separate Tomahawk and Jericho lines aim to deliver maximum bandwidth and fan-out capabilities, respectively to the world’s largest data centers and service providers.
Broadcom held a whopping 94.5 percent share of the $687 million market for merchant 10–40-Gbit/second Ethernet switch chips in 2015, according to the Linley Group. Cavium, Marvell and startup Nephos have chips competing with Trident.
Cavium has won sockets at Arista and Brocade for its 28nm XPliant chip and reaped “meaningful revenue last year,” said Bob Wheeler, principal networking analyst at the Linley Group. Marvell’s 28nm Bobcat 3 chip with 25GE ports is sampling, but offers lower performance than Trident 3.
Nephos spun out of Taiwan’s Mediatek with 1 to 3.2 Tbit/s switch chips to rival Trident. It will use TSMC’s InFO packaging to create a 6.4 Tbit/s version to compete with Broadcom’s Tomahawk II.
It’s too early to tell whether the broad set of products announced in March and based on one RTL design will gain traction, but they are not highly programmable, Wheeler said. The startup claims its users include a data center in China and a division of Taiwan’s second largest company.
At least two other startups—Barefoot and Innovium—are mainly targeting Broadcom’s high-end Tomahawk chip. Innovium announced its 12.8 Tbit/s TeraLynx switch in March and a $38.3 million Series C round that brought its total funding to $90 million. It expects to sample in the fall and won early support from a networking executive at LinkedIn.
Barefoot debuted a year ago, backed by some of the early pioneers of the move to software-defined networks. It helped create the open source P4 language for networking and its chips recently got attention from AT&T as well as China’s three largest data center operators.
In the face of the rising competition, “Broadcom is trying to get the message out it will be competitive on price,” said Wheeler.
Cloud computing giant Amazon Web Services could disrupt the data center
hardware market by launching its own range of ‘white box’ Wireless Network.
According to a report in The Information, the company is evaluating whether it should offer switches it developed in-house to enterprise customers, some of which it competes against. Such devices would run open source software.
Sources indicated that AWS could launch a switch range within 18 months.
Even though at this point the initiative is purely theoretical, the news has already had an effect on the market: Bloomberg reported that shares in incumbent networking hardware vendors like Cisco, Juniper Networks and Arista immediately saw a decline.
AWS runs the largest cloud computing platform in the world, with more than 50 availability zones (each involving at least one data center), generating more revenue than any of its competitors.
To save money on hardware costs, its facilities have adopted simplified commodity hardware made by original design manufacturers (ODMs) from Asia – businesses that design and manufacture products according to exact specifications, often to be rebranded by another firm for sale.
Over the years, AWS established close relationships with factories and suppliers, and “a person with direct knowledge of the cloud unit’s plans” told The Information that the company is on track to capitalize on those relationships
The move would pit it against traditional hardware vendors like Cisco, Juniper Networks, HPE, Brocade, D-Link and Netgear, to name a few. One of the sources suggested that switches from AWS could cost 70 to 80 percent less than comparable switches from Cisco.
The move could be seen as an endorsement of open source software stacks dedicated to networking that have been maturing rapidly as more and more vendors decouple their hardware from proprietary software.
Some of the other ‘webscale’ companies that build their own switches include Facebook and LinkedIn. Facebook in particular has shared the designs through the Open Compute Project, so technically, any hardware vendor can build a copy of its Wedge or Backpack to sell on the open market.
According to a report in The Information, the company is evaluating whether it should offer switches it developed in-house to enterprise customers, some of which it competes against. Such devices would run open source software.
Sources indicated that AWS could launch a switch range within 18 months.
Even though at this point the initiative is purely theoretical, the news has already had an effect on the market: Bloomberg reported that shares in incumbent networking hardware vendors like Cisco, Juniper Networks and Arista immediately saw a decline.
AWS runs the largest cloud computing platform in the world, with more than 50 availability zones (each involving at least one data center), generating more revenue than any of its competitors.
To save money on hardware costs, its facilities have adopted simplified commodity hardware made by original design manufacturers (ODMs) from Asia – businesses that design and manufacture products according to exact specifications, often to be rebranded by another firm for sale.
Over the years, AWS established close relationships with factories and suppliers, and “a person with direct knowledge of the cloud unit’s plans” told The Information that the company is on track to capitalize on those relationships
The move would pit it against traditional hardware vendors like Cisco, Juniper Networks, HPE, Brocade, D-Link and Netgear, to name a few. One of the sources suggested that switches from AWS could cost 70 to 80 percent less than comparable switches from Cisco.
The move could be seen as an endorsement of open source software stacks dedicated to networking that have been maturing rapidly as more and more vendors decouple their hardware from proprietary software.
Some of the other ‘webscale’ companies that build their own switches include Facebook and LinkedIn. Facebook in particular has shared the designs through the Open Compute Project, so technically, any hardware vendor can build a copy of its Wedge or Backpack to sell on the open market.
mazon is preparing to shake-up the networking market with a hush-hush project developing low-cost Switches, according to a report published Friday in The Information.
The cloud leader is looking to undercut comparable networking products by 70 or 80 percent with the first white-box switch on the commercial market—an unprecedented foray into the corporate data center that would deliver streamlined connectivity to its public cloud.
Such a move could amount to a broadside against networking giants like Cisco. The report, citing one source directly involved and another briefed on the project, was enough to send Cisco shares down more than 4 percent to $41.81 on Friday afternoon. Juniper Networks and Arista Networks stock also immediately slumped.
An Amazon spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The low-cost devices will come with pre-installed software that establishes connections to AWS compute and storage resources, reducing networking challenges that plague many enterprises adopting hybrid cloud postures.
AWS plans on launching the product in the next 18 months, according to the source with direct knowledge of the project. Current manufacturing partners include Celestica, Edgecore Networks and Delta Networks.
Development of the technology is informed by Amazon's experience running similar white-box switches within its own massive data centers. James Hamilton, the cloud leader's data center guru, is directly involved in the project's management, The Information reported.
A Cisco executive told CRN the networking leader has a close relationship with AWS, and development of an AWS data center switch neither jeopardizes that relationship, nor threatens Cisco's market position.
"We've got solutions that help our customers connect to AWS, optimize AWS environments, protect and secure AWS environments, manage and consume that AWS environment. We're working together jointly to help customers," the executive, who asked to remain anonymous, said.
Cisco dominates market share in nearly every category it offers products in, and has strong relationships with all hyperscale clouds, including AWS rivals Google Cloud Platform and Microsoft Azure. Those providers are always looking to innovate and invest in developing reference architectures, the Cisco executive said.
Those working relationships carry great opportunities for partners, the executive said, and AWS's development of its own switch could simply be "one more arrow in partners' quivers."
"Cisco has embraced all the web-scale cloud providers, and our partners have tremendous opportunity to merge the two together and be successful in a multi-cloud environment. We're helping partners accelerate with multi-cloud advisory services. If anything, this is another example of more that partners can do across Cisco and AWS and drive the kind of innovation customers want to see."
Cisco is always ready to meet customers where they want to be met, the executive said. "Some customers just want to buy the car, other customers are like an F1 racing company and want to put all the pieces together themselves, and we'll work with them too," the executive said.
A top executive at one U.S. solution provider that works with Cisco and other industry heavyweights said competing with Cisco will be a tall order if AWS does opt to bring to market a line of enterprise switches.
"Cisco always responds to competition," the solution provider told CRN. "It'll be a challenge to provide the functionality, product development and switch IP that Cisco has developed over the past two decades."
Amazon, once hostile to the hybrid cloud, has accepted in recent years that private infrastructure isn't going anywhere for the time being.
Adding hardware switches to its portfolio could bolster the provider's position in the hybrid cloud market, which is already being advanced by an alliance with VMware.
White-box products are built from commodity components, including off-the-shelf chips and open source software. Such devices typically lack features, but route network traffic at pace with proprietary devices.
The cloud leader is looking to undercut comparable networking products by 70 or 80 percent with the first white-box switch on the commercial market—an unprecedented foray into the corporate data center that would deliver streamlined connectivity to its public cloud.
Such a move could amount to a broadside against networking giants like Cisco. The report, citing one source directly involved and another briefed on the project, was enough to send Cisco shares down more than 4 percent to $41.81 on Friday afternoon. Juniper Networks and Arista Networks stock also immediately slumped.
An Amazon spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The low-cost devices will come with pre-installed software that establishes connections to AWS compute and storage resources, reducing networking challenges that plague many enterprises adopting hybrid cloud postures.
AWS plans on launching the product in the next 18 months, according to the source with direct knowledge of the project. Current manufacturing partners include Celestica, Edgecore Networks and Delta Networks.
Development of the technology is informed by Amazon's experience running similar white-box switches within its own massive data centers. James Hamilton, the cloud leader's data center guru, is directly involved in the project's management, The Information reported.
A Cisco executive told CRN the networking leader has a close relationship with AWS, and development of an AWS data center switch neither jeopardizes that relationship, nor threatens Cisco's market position.
"We've got solutions that help our customers connect to AWS, optimize AWS environments, protect and secure AWS environments, manage and consume that AWS environment. We're working together jointly to help customers," the executive, who asked to remain anonymous, said.
Cisco dominates market share in nearly every category it offers products in, and has strong relationships with all hyperscale clouds, including AWS rivals Google Cloud Platform and Microsoft Azure. Those providers are always looking to innovate and invest in developing reference architectures, the Cisco executive said.
Those working relationships carry great opportunities for partners, the executive said, and AWS's development of its own switch could simply be "one more arrow in partners' quivers."
"Cisco has embraced all the web-scale cloud providers, and our partners have tremendous opportunity to merge the two together and be successful in a multi-cloud environment. We're helping partners accelerate with multi-cloud advisory services. If anything, this is another example of more that partners can do across Cisco and AWS and drive the kind of innovation customers want to see."
Cisco is always ready to meet customers where they want to be met, the executive said. "Some customers just want to buy the car, other customers are like an F1 racing company and want to put all the pieces together themselves, and we'll work with them too," the executive said.
A top executive at one U.S. solution provider that works with Cisco and other industry heavyweights said competing with Cisco will be a tall order if AWS does opt to bring to market a line of enterprise switches.
"Cisco always responds to competition," the solution provider told CRN. "It'll be a challenge to provide the functionality, product development and switch IP that Cisco has developed over the past two decades."
Amazon, once hostile to the hybrid cloud, has accepted in recent years that private infrastructure isn't going anywhere for the time being.
Adding hardware switches to its portfolio could bolster the provider's position in the hybrid cloud market, which is already being advanced by an alliance with VMware.
White-box products are built from commodity components, including off-the-shelf chips and open source software. Such devices typically lack features, but route network traffic at pace with proprietary devices.
EVA Airways offers nonstop flights from Toronto to Taipei. Numerous
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Airlines, Emirates, KLM, Korean Air, and United Airlines, provide
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Located about 22 km from downtown Toronto, the Toronto Pearson International Airport is the largest and busiest airport in the country. It serves as the main hub for Air Canada and has a total of 75 airlines operating out of its three terminals. Air Canada, Emirates, EVA Airways, United Airlines depart from Terminal 1, which is the airport's largest, while Asiana Airlines, Cathay Pacific, China Airlines, KLM, Korean Air leave from Terminal 3. Travellers can check in online up to 24 hours before their flight leaves.
Before they board, travellers can get online thanks to the airport's free Wi-Fi, or they can grab a bite at the Heirloom Bakery Cafe with spots near Terminals 1 and 3 in the international terminal. They can also pick up a few last-minute items at Burberry or Coach, both located by Terminal 1 in the international terminal.
Found about 40 km west of Taipei, the Taipei Taiwan Taoyuan Airport is Taiwan's busiest and largest airport. The airport has two main terminals, and Air Canada, Cathay Pacific, China Airlines, Emirates, Korean Air land at the five-story Terminal 1. Asiana Airlines, EVA Airways, KLM, and United Airlines land at the smaller Terminal 2.
Once they land on Toronto to Taipei flights, travellers can choose from several transportation options, including high-speed rail and buses. Travellers can choose between an express or commuter train to reach downtown Taipei. There are bus depots at both terminals, with service to Taipei, Changhua, Taichung, Banqiao, and other locations. Skyscanner offers comparable car rental information, with rentals available at both terminals.
Travellers should arrive at the airport three hours before their flights to Taipei from Toronto leave. They must have a valid passport, and those staying in the country for less than 90 days do not need a visa. Once they are in Taiwan, they can contact the Taiwanese Bureau of Consular Affairs to extend their stay an extra 90 days. For those planning to stay longer than 180 days, they should secure a visa before arrival. In addition, travellers must have an onward or return ticket to visit Taiwan.
Upon arrival, travellers need to move their watches ahead by 12 hours. The humid climate in Taipei sees temperatures reaching 30 degrees Celsius in July while January temperatures dip to 16 degrees Celsius. The rainy season occurs in May and June, and severe rainstorms have the potential to create landslides and massive flooding. Typhoon season runs between May and November.
Located about 22 km from downtown Toronto, the Toronto Pearson International Airport is the largest and busiest airport in the country. It serves as the main hub for Air Canada and has a total of 75 airlines operating out of its three terminals. Air Canada, Emirates, EVA Airways, United Airlines depart from Terminal 1, which is the airport's largest, while Asiana Airlines, Cathay Pacific, China Airlines, KLM, Korean Air leave from Terminal 3. Travellers can check in online up to 24 hours before their flight leaves.
Before they board, travellers can get online thanks to the airport's free Wi-Fi, or they can grab a bite at the Heirloom Bakery Cafe with spots near Terminals 1 and 3 in the international terminal. They can also pick up a few last-minute items at Burberry or Coach, both located by Terminal 1 in the international terminal.
Found about 40 km west of Taipei, the Taipei Taiwan Taoyuan Airport is Taiwan's busiest and largest airport. The airport has two main terminals, and Air Canada, Cathay Pacific, China Airlines, Emirates, Korean Air land at the five-story Terminal 1. Asiana Airlines, EVA Airways, KLM, and United Airlines land at the smaller Terminal 2.
Once they land on Toronto to Taipei flights, travellers can choose from several transportation options, including high-speed rail and buses. Travellers can choose between an express or commuter train to reach downtown Taipei. There are bus depots at both terminals, with service to Taipei, Changhua, Taichung, Banqiao, and other locations. Skyscanner offers comparable car rental information, with rentals available at both terminals.
Travellers should arrive at the airport three hours before their flights to Taipei from Toronto leave. They must have a valid passport, and those staying in the country for less than 90 days do not need a visa. Once they are in Taiwan, they can contact the Taiwanese Bureau of Consular Affairs to extend their stay an extra 90 days. For those planning to stay longer than 180 days, they should secure a visa before arrival. In addition, travellers must have an onward or return ticket to visit Taiwan.
Upon arrival, travellers need to move their watches ahead by 12 hours. The humid climate in Taipei sees temperatures reaching 30 degrees Celsius in July while January temperatures dip to 16 degrees Celsius. The rainy season occurs in May and June, and severe rainstorms have the potential to create landslides and massive flooding. Typhoon season runs between May and November.
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Danshui, Taipei's fisherman's wharf, is a must-see for every visitor to Taiwan. The boardwalk runs alongside the Danshui River -- once known as the "Eastern Venice" -- and offers local markets, food concessions, and water sports facilities. Another good place to start your trip is in Sonshan district, where tourists come to take in a concert at Taipei Arena, stroll through the night market on Raohe Street, or shop for a deal at Wufenpu. Other top attractions in the city include the hot springs in northern Taipei's Beitou district and the National Palace Museum, which houses the world's most extensive collection of Chinese artifacts. Don't forget to book your accommodation before arriving in the city. Click here to search our deals for hotels in Taipei.
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The carrier will again fly the Xiamen-Davao flight on October 5. Francisco Bangoy Airport also gets direct flights from Singapore.MANILA – A magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck off Davao Oriental early morning on Saturday, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) said.
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world according to Electronic Arts and Konami. The American company and
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In this way, the choice between the two titles does not depend so much on which is the best simulator, but from which football it is able to satisfy your needs. Frostbite vs Fox Engine. In the same way, as tested in previous years, Frostbite and the Fox Engine try to achieve two different objectives: on the one hand the realism of the staging, and on the other the almost maniacal modeling for the faces of the most famous athletes. Electronic Arts, thanks also to the partnership with UEFA, increases, even more, the visual quality during the matches, perfectly simulating the atmosphere of a real football match. The result is very pleasant to admire, with a rendering of the shots always perfect. Like every year, however, approaching the look during the replays and in other scenes, we notice some approximations in the faces of the players, who instead have been digitally reconstructed by Konami with more evident attention. In PES 2019 the body and the reproduction of the samples are clearly superior, much more similar to the real counterparts. Where the Japanese football gives way is in the construction of the stadium mood, in general, less engaging if compared to previous episodes. In short, it is about two alternative visions that follow the same ideology of gameplay: FIFA chooses the overall spectacle, PES the realism of detail.want know more fut coins news Read More