Broadcom Has 200G Ethernet Link Speed Support Coming To Its Driver For Linux 5.10

[ayumu]

Cool, but where is our consumer-grade 10G ethernet?

The current situation (as per pcpartpicker, filtering by ethernet) is that you either pay $500 instead of $200 for a motherboard that support 10G... or get a 10GbE nic under $50.

Reasonably priced motherboards will give you 2.5G at best.

[jaxa]

Cool, but where is our consumer-grade 10G ethernet?

It got kneecapped. But there are some fine 2.5G options that can use a Cat 5e cable.

Whatever happened to 400GbE and terabit?

[mb_q]

Cool, but where is our consumer-grade 10G ethernet?

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Broadcom Has 200G Ethernet Link Speed Support Coming To Its Driver For Linux 5.10

Broadcom engineers have prepared their Linux network driver infrastructure for supporting 200G link speeds...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Broadcom-bnxt_en-200G-Linux