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Consensus

Ethernet, networks were Ethernet (IEEE standard 802.3), Token Ring (802.5 and used extensively by IBM) and Token Bus (802.4, intended for manufacturing plants). However, over the years, Ethernet has become the most popular local area network standard. While maintaining a low cost, it has gone through six ver

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InfiniBand,sting virtualized services. Data centers are also important for high performance computing facilities which turn the power of thousands of PCs loose on difficult but important scientific and engineering computational problems. Data centers are an impressive technological wonder, with their energy co

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Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM),al was to develop a networking technology that could carry an integrated mix of traffic (voice, video and data). At one point, there were two competitors to be the technology of choice, synchronous transfer mode (STM) and ATM. Asynchronous transfer mode was the eventual winner.

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Grid and Cloud Computing,ed network of computers and/or supercomputers. The applications for clouds are often a bit more mundane but also are more encompassing than grids. The basic idea is that organizations can rent time on an outside provider’s data center(s) to host applications, software and services that are more trad

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BRINK

Advanced Encryption Standard (AES),yptographic use. In 2003 the United States government approved the use of AES for classified and secret information. Versions of AES for 192 bit and 256 bit keys are approved for top secret information. The National Institute of Standards and Technology, which led the 3?year approval process for AES

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