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IBM 44D9954 FC 1808 2-Port GX++ 12X I/O Hub Adapter GX++ Bus Slot
- Number of Ports: 2
- Interface Type: GX++ 12X I/O Hub
- Protocol: Fibre Channel (FC 1808)
- Manufacturer: IBM
- Bus Type: GX++ Bus Slot
- Application: High-speed I/O connectivity
- Form Factor: Adapter card
- Features: Dual-port design
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Product Overview
This IBM adapter is an FC 1808 2-Port GX++ 12X I/O Hub Adapter designed for GX++ bus slots. It provides high-speed I/O connectivity for compatible IBM systems.
Technical Information
| Number of Ports | 2 |
| Interface | GX++ 12X I/O Hub |
| Bus Type | GX++ Bus Slot |
Additional Specifications
| Protocol | Fibre Channel |
| Model | FC 1808 |
Product Description
The IBM 44D9954 is a specialized I/O adapter featuring two ports designed for the GX++ bus architecture, specifically identified as a 12X I/O Hub. This adapter, designated as FC 1808, is intended for high-performance computing and enterprise environments that utilize IBM's GX++ bus technology for expansion. It provides critical connectivity for high-speed data transfer and I/O operations. The dual-port configuration allows for redundant connections or increased bandwidth to storage or network resources. The GX++ 12X interface signifies a high-bandwidth interconnect, crucial for demanding applications that require rapid data movement. This adapter is likely used in high-end IBM servers or specialized systems where maximum I/O performance is paramount. As an I/O Hub adapter, it serves as a central point for connecting various I/O devices or subsystems. Its integration into the GX++ bus ensures compatibility with compatible IBM system architectures, enabling robust and scalable I/O solutions for enterprise workloads. The FC 1808 designation points towards its Fibre Channel capabilities, suggesting its use in storage networking contexts.
