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NGIO

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NGIO
(Next Generation Input Output) An input/output architecture developed by Intel that evolved into InfiniBand. NGIO was expected to replace the PCI bus with a switching matrix, providing a 2.5 Gbps data path between each pair of nodes. In 2000, NGIO and Future I/O merged into one technology, originally called "System I/O" and later "InfiniBand." See InfiniBand.


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NGIO was lean and cost-focused with an eye towards enabling relatively rapid PCI replacement in volume segments.
Yesterday, the promised merge of the separate NGIO and Future I/O efforts was finally agreed upon by seven major vendors - Compaq Computer Corp, Dell Computer Corp, Hewlett-Packard Co, IBM Corp, Intel Corp, Microsoft Corp and Sun Microsystems Inc - and a new industry group is to be formed to create a specification combining the best ideas of both, under the name System I/O.
Also at Intel, Robinson was chief architect for Intel's InfiniBand and NGIO initiatives, Technical Working Group co-chair of the InfiniBand Trade Association and Steering Committee chair of the NGIO Forum.
 
 
 
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