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Home » Bay Microsystems and Enigma Push Line Card Designs to 40 Gbps

Bay Microsystems and Enigma Push Line Card Designs to 40 Gbps

April 9, 2007
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Bay Microsystems and Enigma Semiconductor have jointly developed a 40 Gbps line card solution using Bay’s Chesapeake 40G Network Processor and Enigma’s HybriCore chipset.

The combination of Bay’s 40G network processor and Enigma’s single chip, 40G full duplex EN6240 fabric manager device enables OEMs to develop a new generation of broadband equipment, metro Ethernet routers and multi-service provisioning platforms capable of delivering advanced IP-based services.

Bay and Enigma Semiconductor said they have aligned their product roadmaps to support common interfaces on next generation devices to maintain industry leadership in terms of both system density and cost as the era of 100G dawns.
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