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Intel's new E835 network adapters deliver up to 200GbE bandwidth with PCIe 5.0/4.0 interfaces, directly addressing the scalability and power efficiency needs of high-density AI and data center workloads. By leveraging RDMA and intelligent packet processing, the solution reduces CPU overhead while supporting flexible port configurations for diverse enterprise and telco applications. This release reinforces Ethernet as the critical infrastructure layer required to handle increasing data throughput in modern virtualized environments.
Intel Introduces Ethernet E835 Controllers and Network Adapters for Cloud, Edge and Enterprise Data Center Infrastructure

Intel announced the launch of the Intel Ethernet E835 Controllers and Network Adapters, the latest addition to its 800 Series portfolio. Designed to meet the bandwidth and scalability demands of high-density environments across Data Center, Enterprise, AI and Telco Mobile Core applications, the E835 offers up to 200GbE bandwidth with a versatile range of port … The post Intel Introduces Ethernet E835 Controllers and Network Adapters for Cloud, Edge and Enterprise Data Center Infrastructure appeared first on Newsroom.
An Intel E835 Network Adapter (credit: Intel Corporation). Designed to meet the bandwidth and scalability demands of high-density environments across Data Center, Enterprise, AI and Telco Mobile Core applications. Intel announced the launch of the Intel Ethernet E835 Controllers and Network Adapters, the latest addition to its 800 Series portfolio. Designed to meet the bandwidth and scalability demands of high-density environments…
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