The InfiniBand Architecture defines one of the newest networking technologies and naturally raises the question of when/where/how will it replace existing technologies. A careful examination of the leading network technologies demonstrates that there is plenty of room for incumbent networks and the newer technologies. Three of the most popular networking technologies that exceed 1 gigabit per second signaling rates are Gigabit Ethernet, Fibre Channel, and InfiniBand.
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