Re: [OMPI users] Slightly off topic: Ethernet and InfiniBand speed evolution

2009-05-07 Thread Pavel Shamis (Pasha)



The (low level verbs) latency has AFAIR changed only a few times:

1) started at 5-6us with PCI-X Infinihost3
2) dropped to 3-4us with PCI-express Infinihost3
3) dropped to ~1us with PCI-express ConnectX
  
I would like to add that on PCI-EX Gen2 platforms the latency is sub 
micro (~0.8-0.95)

Disclaimer: rough figures and only for Mellanox chips.
  

The same declaimer here.

Pasha
  

Regards

Neeraj Chourasia




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Re: [OMPI users] Slightly off topic: Ethernet and InfiniBand speed evolution

2009-05-07 Thread Peter Kjellstrom
On Thursday 07 May 2009, nee...@crlindia.com wrote:
> Thanks Pasha for sharing IB Roadmaps with us. But i am more interested in
> to find out latency figures since they often matter more than bit rate.
>
> Could there be rough if not accurate the latency figures being targeted in
> IB World?

The (low level verbs) latency has AFAIR changed only a few times:

1) started at 5-6us with PCI-X Infinihost3
2) dropped to 3-4us with PCI-express Infinihost3
3) dropped to ~1us with PCI-express ConnectX

Disclaimer: rough figures and only for Mellanox chips.

/Peter

> Regards
>
> Neeraj Chourasia


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Re: [OMPI users] Slightly off topic: Ethernet and InfiniBand speed evolution

2009-05-07 Thread neeraj
Thanks Pasha for sharing IB Roadmaps with us. But i am more interested in 
to find out latency figures since they often matter more than bit rate. 

Could there be rough if not accurate the latency figures being targeted in 
IB World?

Regards

Neeraj Chourasia
Member of Technical Staff
Computational Research Laboratories Limited
(A wholly Owned Subsidiary of TATA SONS Ltd)
P: +91.9225520634





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> I can't find a similar data set for Infiniband. I would appreciate any 
> comment/links.
Here is IB roadmap http://www.infinibandta.org/itinfo/IB_roadmap
...But I do not see there SDR

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Re: [OMPI users] Slightly off topic: Ethernet and InfiniBand speed evolution

2009-05-05 Thread Pavel Shamis (Pasha)


I can't find a similar data set for Infiniband. I would appreciate any 
comment/links.

Here is IB roadmap http://www.infinibandta.org/itinfo/IB_roadmap
...But I do not see there SDR

Pasha



[OMPI users] Slightly off topic: Ethernet and InfiniBand speed evolution

2009-05-05 Thread Robert Kubrick

Greetins,

I am preparing a presentation where I will discuss commodity  
interconnects and the evolution of Ethernet and Infiniband NICs. The  
idea is to show the advance in network interfaces speed over time on  
a chart. So far I have collected the following *approximative* data  
for Ethernet:


1990 --> 100Mbits/s
2000 --> 1Gbits/s
2010 --> 10Gbits/s
2020 --> 100Gbits/s

I can't find a similar data set for Infiniband. I would appreciate  
any comment/links.



Thank you! --Rob.