Data Recovery Glossary > Fibre channel

Fibre channel is a networking interface which features high performance, speed, great capacity, flexibility, scalability, cabling distance and simplified cabling. It is a technology for transmitting data between computer devices at considerably high speed of 4-10 Gbps. Fibre channel includes the components like hubs, switches and cabling.

Fibre channel is a high-speed interconnection used between computers, peripherals and networks. It is best suited for connecting computer servers. Fibre channel is three times faster than Small Computer System Interface (SCSI) and hence is widely used. It is a bi-directional, topology independent, multi-protocol, highly scalable interconnection medium.

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