NVIDIA Spectrum-X Ethernet Switches Speed Up Networks for Meta and Oracle
NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) announced that Meta and Oracle will standardize on Spectrum-X Ethernet switches to accelerate giga-scale AI data centers. Meta will integrate Spectrum Ethernet into its FBOSS-managed Minipack3N switches, while Oracle will use Spectrum-X to interconnect GPU fleets for Vera Rubin‑based AI supercomputers.
Spectrum-X is described as purpose-built for trillion-parameter models, delivering record efficiency (reported 95% data throughput) versus roughly 60% for off‑the‑shelf Ethernet, and includes congestion control, adaptive routing and AI-driven telemetry.
NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) ha annunciato che Meta e Oracle standardizzeranno gli switch Ethernet Spectrum-X per accelerare i data center AI su scala giga. Meta integrerà Spectrum Ethernet nei suoi switch Minipack3N gestiti da FBOSS, mentre Oracle utilizzerà Spectrum-X per collegare fleet di GPU per supercomputer IA basati su Vera Rubin.
Spectrum-X è descritto come specifico per modelli da trilioni di parametri, offrendo un’efficienza record (segnalata 95% del throughput dei dati) rispetto a circa 60% per l’Ethernet standard e comprende controllo della congestione, instradamento adattivo e telemetria guidata dall’IA.
NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) anunció que Meta y Oracle estandarizarán los conmutadores Ethernet Spectrum-X para acelerar centros de datos de IA a gran escala. Meta Integrará Spectrum Ethernet en sus conmutadores Minipack3N gestionados por FBOSS, mientras que Oracle utilizará Spectrum-X para interconectar flotas de GPU para súper computadoras de IA basadas en Vera Rubin.
Spectrum-X se describe como diseñado específicamente para modelos de billones de parámetros, ofreciendo una eficiencia récord (se reporta un 95% del throughput de datos) frente a aproximadamente un 60% para Ethernet listo para usar, e incluye control de congestión, enrutamiento adaptativo y telemetría impulsada por IA.
NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA)는 Meta와 Oracle이 기가급 AI 데이터 센터를 가속화하기 위해 Spectrum-X Ethernet 스위치를 표준으로 채택한다고 발표했습니다. Meta는 FBOSS가 관리하는 Minipack3N 스위치에 Spectrum Ethernet을 통합하고, Oracle은 Vera Rubin 기반 AI 슈퍼컴퓨터를 위한 GPU 팰을 서로 연결하기 위해 Spectrum-X를 사용할 것입니다.
Spectrum-X는 트릴리언 파라미터 모델을 위해 특별히 설계되었으며, 기록적인 효율성(보고된 데이터 처리량 95%)을 제공하고, 일반적으로 시판되는 이더넷의 약 60%와 비교되며, 혼잡 제어, 적응형 라우팅 및 AI 기반 원격측정을 포함합니다.
NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) a annoncé que Meta et Oracle vont standardiser les commutateurs Ethernet Spectrum-X pour accélérer les data centers IA à l’échelle giga. Meta intégrera Spectrum Ethernet dans ses commutateurs Minipack3N gérés par FBOSS, tandis qu’Oracle utilisera Spectrum-X pour interconnecter des flottes de GPU pour des supercalculateurs IA basés sur Vera Rubin.
Spectrum-X est décrit comme spécialement conçu pour des modèles à billions de paramètres, offrant une efficacité record (données en débit 95%) par rapport à environ 60% pour l’Ethernet prêt à l’emploi, et inclut le contrôle de congestion, l’acheminement adaptatif et la télémétrie pilotée par l’IA.
NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) hat bekannt gegeben, dass Meta und Oracle sich auf Spectrum-X Ethernet-Switches standardisieren werden, um giga-skalierte KI-Rechenzentren zu beschleunigen. Meta wird Spectrum Ethernet in seine von FBOSS verwalteten Minipack3N-Switches integrieren, während Oracle Spectrum-X verwenden wird, um GPU-Gruppen für Vera Rubin-basierte KI-Supercomputer zu vernetzen.
Spectrum-X wird als eigens für Modelle mit Billion Parametern konzipiert beschrieben und bietet eine Rekord-Effizienz (berichtet 95% Datendurchsatz) gegenüber ca. 60% bei handelsüblichem Ethernet; er umfasst Staukontrolle, adaptives Routing und KI-gesteuerte Telemetrie.
NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) أعلنت أن Meta و Oracle سيعتمدان على مفاتيح Ethernet من Spectrum-X كمعيار لتسريع مراكز البيانات المعنية بالذكاء الاصطناعي على نطاق جيغا. ستدمج Meta Spectrum Ethernet في مفاتيح Minipack3N المدارة بواسطة FBOSS، بينما ستستخدم Oracle Spectrum-X لربط أسراب وحدات GPU لأجهزة كمبيوتر ذكية قائمة على Vera Rubin.
Spectrum-X يوصف بأنه مصمم خصيصاً للنماذج ذات تريليون معامل، مُحققاً كفاءة قياسية (يُذكر إجمالي معدل نقل البيانات 95%) مقارنة بحوالي 60% لإيثرنت جاهز للاستخدام، ويتضمن التحكم في الازدحام، والتوجيه التكيفي، والتليمتري المستند إلى الذكاء الاصطناعي.
NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA)宣布 Meta 与 Oracle 将在 Spectrum-X Ethernet 交换机上标准化,以加速 giga 规模的 AI 数据中心。Meta 将 Spectrum Ethernet 集成到其 FBOSS 管理的 Minipack3N 交换机中,而 Oracle 将使用 Spectrum-X 将 GPU 群集互连,用于 Vera Rubin 基于的 AI 超级计算机。
Spectrum-X 被描述为专门为万亿参数模型设计,提供创纪录的效率(报告的 95% 数据吞吐量)相较于大约 60% 的现成以太网,并包含拥塞控制、自适应路由和 AI 驱动的遥测。
- Customer wins: Meta to integrate Spectrum-X into FBOSS
- Customer wins: Oracle to standardize Spectrum-X for giga‑scale AI
- Throughput: Demonstrated 95% data throughput with congestion control
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Insights
Meta and Oracle standardizing on NVIDIA Spectrum-X signals meaningful adoption of AI-scale Ethernet for giga-scale training.
Meta and Oracle will integrate NVIDIA Spectrum-X Ethernet switches into large-scale AI fabrics, with Meta using Spectrum in FBOSS and Oracle building giga-scale systems tied to the Vera Rubin architecture, announced on
The core business mechanism is clearer network scaling: Spectrum-X claims higher throughput via advanced congestion control and adaptive routing, with an asserted
Dependencies and risks include successful integration into Meta’s FBOSS and Oracle’s cloud stack, reproducibility of the cited throughput figures at customer scale, and operational interoperability with existing datacenter fabrics; these remain factual statements from the release without external validation.
Concrete items to watch over the next 3–12 months include announced deployment milestones in Meta’s Minipack3N rollout, Oracle’s Vera Rubin deployment timelines, and any published performance measurements or third-party benchmarks that confirm the
Hyperscalers Broaden Adoption of NVIDIA Networking Solutions to Drive Giga-Scale AI Data Center Performance
News Summary:
- Meta to introduce switches built on NVIDIA Spectrum Ethernet for its Facebook Open Switching System platform.
- Oracle to build giga-scale AI supercomputers with Spectrum-X Ethernet switches.
SAN JOSE, Calif., Oct. 13, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NVIDIA today announced that Meta and Oracle will boost their AI data center networks with NVIDIA Spectrum-X™ Ethernet networking switches.
Meta and Oracle are standardizing on Spectrum-X Ethernet switches as an open, accelerated networking architecture that speeds deployment at scale, unlocks exponential gains in AI training efficiency and shortens time to insights.
“Trillion-parameter models are transforming data centers into giga-scale AI factories, and industry leaders like Meta and Oracle are standardizing on Spectrum-X Ethernet to drive this industrial revolution,” said Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA. “Spectrum-X is not just faster Ethernet — it’s the nervous system of the AI factory, enabling hyperscalers to connect millions of GPUs into a single giant computer to train the largest models ever built.”
Oracle will build giga-scale AI factories accelerated by the NVIDIA Vera Rubin architecture and interconnected by Spectrum-X Ethernet.
“Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is designed from the ground up for AI workloads, and our partnership with NVIDIA extends that AI leadership,” said Mahesh Thiagarajan, executive vice president of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. “By adopting Spectrum-X Ethernet, we can interconnect millions of GPUs with breakthrough efficiency so our customers can more quickly train, deploy and benefit from the next wave of generative and reasoning AI.”
Meta will integrate Spectrum Ethernet switches into its networking infrastructure for the Facebook Open Switching System (“FBOSS”), a software platform developed to manage and control network switches at massive scale. This integration will speed deployment at scale to unlock gains in AI training efficiency and shorten time to insights.
“Meta’s next-generation AI infrastructure requires open and efficient networking at a scale the industry has never seen before,” said Gaya Nagarajan, vice president of networking engineering at Meta. “By integrating NVIDIA Spectrum Ethernet into the Minipack3N switch and FBOSS, we can extend our open networking approach while unlocking the efficiency and predictability needed to train ever-larger models and bring generative AI applications to billions of people.”
NVIDIA Spectrum-X Ethernet Platform
Designed for the trillion-parameter model era, the NVIDIA Spectrum-X Ethernet platform, consisting of Spectrum-X Ethernet switches and Spectrum-X Ethernet SuperNICs, is the first Ethernet platform purpose-built for AI, enabling hyperscalers to interconnect millions of GPUs with unprecedented efficiency and scale.
Trillion-parameter models and generative AI are redefining the scale of data centers. Spectrum-X Ethernet enables AI at scale, delivering the performance and scalability needed to build the world’s most advanced AI infrastructure.
Spectrum-X Ethernet has already demonstrated record-setting efficiency, enabling the world’s largest AI supercomputer to achieve
This leap in efficiency marks a breakthrough in the economics and performance of AI-scale networking. NVIDIA Spectrum-XGS Ethernet technology, part of the Spectrum-X Ethernet networking platform, enables scale-across capabilities to link data centers across cities, nations and continents into vast, giga-scale AI super-factories.
Spectrum-X builds on NVIDIA’s full-stack platform — including GPUs, CPUs, NVIDIA NVLink™ and software — to deliver seamless performance from compute to network. Its advanced congestion control, adaptive routing and AI-driven telemetry capabilities ensure efficiency and predictability for massive AI training and inference clusters.
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