Ethernet is a family of IEEE 802.3 wired networking technologies that defines how devices exchange data frames over physical media, providing the standard Layer 2 foundation for enterprise LANs, data centers, and other IP-based network environments.
Aviz podcast episode with NVIDIA’s Taylor Allison links low-latency, high-bandwidth networking to AI clusters and covers Spectrum X, Air twins, Aviz ONES.
Alan Weckel of 650 Group projects AI networking could exceed $200B by decade’s end, driven by Ethernet fabrics, telemetry, automation, and open networking.
NVIDIA said its Vera Rubin platform moved into full production for agentic AI factories, citing POD-scale design, 10x throughput, Spectrum-X Photonics and confidential computing.
In her latest insight, Sameh Boujelbene examines how OpenAI’s MRC protocol reinforces Ethernet’s growing role in large-scale AI networking infrastructure. Read more>>
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New LSO API standards, IP and Carrier Ethernet schemas, and MCP-enabled resources empower providers to automate and scale digital services across interconnected AI-driven ecosystems LOS ANGELES, March 24, 2026 – Mplify, a global alliance of network, cloud, cybersecurity, and enterprise organizations working together to accelerate the AI-powered digital economy, today announced the availability of the Kylie SDK release, introducing Model Context Protocol... Read More
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