Cornelis has introduced CN6000, an 800-gigabit networking family designed to reduce the time AI accelerators and supercomputers spend waiting for data. Its headline claim is striking: up to 1.6 billion messages per second on its Omni-Path SuperNIC. Understanding what that means, however, requires separating three different measures of network performance: bandwidth, message rate, and latency. The November 12 announcement introduces both Omni-Path and Ethernet adapters, alongside an Omni-Path…
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Cornelis Unveils CN6000: What 800G Networking Means for AI and Supercomputers