40 and 100 GbE ndash;Network Interfaces of the Future.ppt

? Infinera Corporation Fall 2007 Internet2 Member Meeting Drew Perkins * 40 and 100 GbE –Network Interfaces of the Future Drew Perkins dperkins@ 408-572-5308 Agenda 40 and 100 GbE standards status 40 and 100 GbE LAN architectures 100 GbE transport architectures IEEE HSSG / 802.3ba Task Force Study group approved 100G rate for network aggregation applications and 40G rate for server/host interfaces in Jul ‘07 Schedule (draft): HSSG→802.3ba Task Force Jan ‘08 Last New Proposal May ’08 Task Force Ballot Sept. ’08 802.3 Working Group Ballot March ’09 Sponsor Ballot Nov. ’09 Standard Published 2Q2010 Ethernet Alliance – High Speed Ethernet (HSE) Committee Technical Marketing subcommittees established to facilitate consensus formation outside of the IEEE on technical approaches and to provide a cohesive set of industry education application materials Published initial 40/100GbE white paper /technology/white_papers/Overview_and_Applications2.pdf ITU – SG15 Provides base recommendations for the mapping of 100 GbE client interfaces into the OTN hierarchy Draft proposals (which will be gated by IEEE draft standard decisions in 2008/09) to specify 4 OTN mappings for 100 GbE 10 x ODU2e 11 x ODU2 3 x ODU3 1 x ODU4 ODU4 rate is still TBD (either ~112G or 130G) OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum) Several working groups contributing to requirements specifications surrounding 100 GbE end-to-end interworking Carrier Working Group Drafting a set of 100 GbE user requirements to effectively interwork IEEE LAN interfaces into the transport system Physical and Link Layer Working Group Working on 25G electrical interface specifications LAN-to-OTN related requirements Proposed and Likely 100 GbE PMDs 10 km on Single-Mode Fiber (SMF) 4x 25G using 1310 nm EMLs (possibly DMLs) and WDM over single fiber pair 10GBASE-LX4 runs at 4x 3.125 Gb/s using 1310 nm DMLs over single fiber pair 10GBASE-L runs at 1x 10 Gb/s using 1310 nm DMLs OC-768 runs at 40 Gb/s using 1550 nm EMLs 40 km on SM