When it comes to increased bandwidth and better network performance for the existing Fast Ethernet backbone or any kind of backbone, Gigabit Ethernet is the best answer. With Gigabit Ethernet, there are no new protocols, and no reason to completely overhaul your networking environment. Gigabit Ethernet is the solution for moving your network to the fast lane.
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