Tuesday, August 11, 2015

How Google Invented an Amazing Datacenter Network Only They Could Create - High Scalability -

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"Google with justly earned pride recently announced: 'Today at the 2015 Open Network Summit, we are revealing for the first time the details of five generations of our in-house network technology. From Firehose, our first in-house datacenter network, ten years ago to our latest-generation Jupiter network, we’ve increased the capacity of a single datacenter network more than 100x. Our current generation — Jupiter fabrics — can deliver more than 1 Petabit/sec of total bisection bandwidth. To put this in perspective, such capacity would be enough for 100,000 servers to exchange information at 10Gb/s each, enough to read the entire scanned contents of the Library of Congress in less than 1/10th of a second.'"
How Google Invented an Amazing Datacenter Network Only They Could Create - High Scalability -

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