Pcie lane aggregation over a high speed link
AssigneeInphi Corporation
InventorsSreenivas KRISHNAN, Nirmal Raj SAXENA
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AssigneeInphi Corporation
InventorsSreenivas KRISHNAN, Nirmal Raj SAXENA
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A method of operating a computer network system configured with disaggregated inputs/outputs. This system can be configured in a leaf-spine architecture and include a router coupled to a network source, a plurality of core switches coupled to the router, a plurality of aggregator switches coupled to each of the plurality of core switches, and a plurality of rack modules coupled to each of the plurality of aggregator switches. Each of rack modules can include an I/O appliance with a downstream aggregator module, a plurality of server devices each with PCIe interfaces, and an upstream aggregator module that aggregates each of the PCIe interfaces. A high-speed link can be configured between the downstream and upstream aggregator modules via aggregation of many serial lanes to provide reliable high speed bit stream transport over long distances, which allows for better utilization of resources and scalability of memory capacity independent of the server count.
A computer network system comprising:
A computer network system comprising:
A method of operating a computer network system having an I/O appliance, a plurality of server devices coupled to the I/O appliance, and an upstream aggregating silicon photonics device coupled to the plurality of server devices;
A method of operating a computer network system a router coupled to a network source, a plurality of core switches coupled to the router, a plurality of aggregator switches coupled to each of the plurality of core switches, and a plurality of rack modules coupled to each of the plurality of aggregator switches, each of the rack modules including an Input/Output (I/O) appliance, a plurality of server devices coupled to the I/O appliance, and an upstream aggregator module coupled to the plurality of service devices;
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