About Ethernet
Ethernet is a widely adopted networking technology that forms the backbone of Local Area Networks (LANs) across the globe. Developed in the 1970s by Robert Metcalfe and his team at Xerox PARC, Ethernet was initially designed to facilitate communication among computers in a local network. Since its inception, Ethernet has evolved significantly, adapting to the growing demands for speed, efficiency, and reliability in data transmission.
How to Support Ethernet
Modern Ethernet networks often use switches to create point-to-point connections between devices, minimizing data collisions and improving performance. Ethernet frames carry data along with source and destination information, enabling efficient communication across the network. Thanks to its scalability, compatibility, and continuous development, Ethernet remains one of the most dominant and trusted technologies in the world of digital communication.