You’d be hard pressed to find another technology that has been as useful, successful, and ultimately influential as Ethernet, and as it celebrates its 50th anniversary this week, it is clear that Ethernet’s journey is far from over.
Since its invention by Bob Metcalf and David Boggs back in 1973, Ethernet has continuously been expanded and adapted to become the go-to Layer 2 protocol in computer networking across industries.
“To me, the most interesting aspect of Ethernet is its universality, meaning it has been deployed literally everywhere including under the oceans and in outer space. Ethernet use cases are still expanding with…
