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Re:Intel Exiting 5G Modems by voltagex_ on Tuesday April 16, 2019 @10:15PM (#19679132)
What about Aquantia? Although I'm sad the USB 3.1 5gbit NICs never appeared.
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Re:Intel Exiting 5G Modems by chx on Wednesday April 17, 2019 @01:34AM (#19679999)
That's not 100% correct. You can get them if you buy 500 or more. Product page: http://www.speeddragon.com/index.php?controller=Default&acti...

Available https://sybatech.en.alibaba.com/product/60793590161-80442320...

I talked to Syba USA two months ago and they said end of Q1 so I didn't pursue the idea of bringing 500 into the US and sell them. I still might. Do you know any good platforms for this sort of thing?

The other reason I didn't pursue this because the Realtek based 2.5gbps adapters are out https://www.centralpoint.nl/kabeladapters-verloopstukjes/clu... (USB A version: https://www.centralpoint.nl/kabeladapters-verloopstukjes/clu...) and I wasn't sure whether people would care enough to jump to 5gbps.

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Re:Intel Exiting 5G Modems by chx on Wednesday April 17, 2019 @06:19PM (#19686944)
I put it on Massdrop https://www.massdrop.com/vote/Type-C-USB3-1-to-5-Gigabit-Eth...
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Re:Intel Exiting 5G Modems by voltagex_ on Wednesday April 17, 2019 @01:47AM (#19680061)
Nice!

Unfortunately, I don't know 500 people who'd want one and I think shipping from the US to anywhere not-US (say, Australia) would be prohibitively expensive.

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Re:Intel Exiting 5G Modems by justinclift on Tuesday April 16, 2019 @10:40PM (#19679284)
Sorry, no idea as I've never heard of them. :)
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