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Marlet drivers and implementation options for 100-GBE transport over the WAN

Growth of IP-based traffic in enterprise, LAN, server, core routing and carrier/WAN transport has not only led core router links to exceed 10 Gb/s but in many cases to approach 100 Gb/s. In response, the IEEE 802.3 Working Group initiated the development of new standards for high-speed Ethernet at 4...

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Published in:	IEEE communications magazine 2007-11, Vol.45 (11), p.18-24
Main Authors:	Melle, Serge, Jaeger, John, Perkins, Drew, Vusirikala, Vijay
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