10GbE adoption feels different from the successful string of standard speeds that came prior, since the market congealed around one standards family per Ethernet speed circa say 100Base-TX. We've heard stories as horrific as RJ45 assemblies heating up to a degree such that thermoplastic would flow.
Was some threshold crossed where 10Gbit over CAT6-whatever cabling is crossing physics thresholds?
Or perhaps 10Gbit was brought to market when tech supporting copper connections wasn't yet mature enough?
Was some threshold crossed where 10Gbit over CAT6-whatever cabling is crossing physics thresholds? Or perhaps 10Gbit was brought to market when tech supporting copper connections wasn't yet mature enough?