#Ethernet

It's possible to just connect two computers together with Ethernet and do a bit of IP configuration:

Designing the world's first open source Ethernet switch ASIC. An unmanaged cut-through 3-port 100Mbps switch fabbed on Global Foundries 180 nm.

I've been following WisdPi's development of various 5 Gbps and 10 Gbps Ethernet adapters for the past couple years. They use newer Realtek Ethernet chips, which sometimes have performance quirks—most frequently encountered under Linux.…

From How-To Geek: Whole-home wired networks are a scam—here's the one Ethernet run that actually matters

If you want to use Wi-Fi with your computer, you don't necessarily need to unplug your Ethernet first. Changing network adapter settings can do the trick.

AI workloads are pushing HPC and data center networks harder than ever. Training large language...

From XDA Developers: The best networking upgrade in your house costs $20 and only needs to be connected for a few seconds

From XDA Developers: Your Ethernet wall ports might already work, but your builder wired them for phones

From How-To Geek: I ignored my PC's second Ethernet port for years (until it fixed my home network)

From Dev RSS Feed: Pairing PHY chips with Gigabit network transformers is less “universal” than I expected

From MakeUseOf: Cat5e is still fine for most home networks — here's why the labels are misleading

Multipath Reliable Connection — a new transport protocol proven first and optimized on NVIDIA Spectrum-X Ethernet hardware — is now open to the industry.

From How-To Geek: The simple reason Ethernet will outlive USB (and every other cable)

From MakeUseOf: 4 devices in your home that really should be on Wi-Fi and not Ethernet

I don't try to run Ethernet cables to every device in my home. Instead, I use it for specific tasks, and I save time in the process.