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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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using the Fibre Channel protocol because of its performance and robust reliability, it is hard to call for the end of Fibre Channel anytime soon.
Fibre Channel SANs vs. iSCSI by Klotz, Steve / Computer Technology Review
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Sandorfi worked closely with industry leaders to help develop the Fibre Channel protocol in its infancy, and was instrumental in bringing Fibre Channel connectivity to EMC products.
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