10Gbs
10Gbs is an informal abbreviation for ten gigabits per second, a data transfer rate commonly used in modern computer networks. It represents a tenfold increase over 1 Gbps Ethernet and sits below higher speeds such as 40 Gbps and 100 Gbps. In practice, 10 Gbps networks may use copper or fiber interconnects depending on distance and cost.
Within Ethernet, 10 Gbps is defined by several standards. The copper variant, 10GBASE-T, transmits at 10 Gbps
Distance and media choices influence deployment. Copper 10GBASE-T is convenient for existing LAN cabling but can
Applications include uplinks between switches, server connections, storage area networks, and high-performance workstations. 10G Ethernet often