Semi-conductor chip for fibre channel SANS

Keysight Technologies Australia Pty Ltd

http://www.agilent.com/
Thursday, 07 November, 2002

Agilent has introduced what is claimed to be the industry's smallest four-port serialiser/deserialiser (SerDes) integrated circuit (IC) designed specifically for fibre channel storage area networking (SAN) equipment used to store and transport data between servers and larger corporate data centres.

The device measures 19 by 19 mm, saving board space and costs for fibre channel SAN equipment manufacturers.

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