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fibre channel
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fibre channel

High-speed serial communications system designed to enable computers to be connected to other computers or to high-capacity storage devices using fibreoptic cable. The most common version, Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop (FC-AL), is predominantly used in SCSI. Fibre channel has also been adapted for use over copper cables.
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The previously dominant 2G FC and 4G FC interfaces have been replaced with 8G FC connectivity, while support for 8G FC transport has become mandatory for all data centre networking environments.
8G FC versus FCoE--distinguishing myth from reality by Illmer, Christian / Database and Network Journal
In addition, new technologies are emerging, such as 2G FC, 10G, IP-based storage protocols and new virtualization techniques, helping to advance the capabilities of storage networking solutions while reducing overall cost of ownership.
Trebia Networks Unveils Industry's First Storage Network Processor -- ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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