We're waiting for better, faster switches now. Gigabit has become what 10/100 was 15 years ago: usable but showing it age. We need to start the push to 10G.
this post was submitted on 02 Oct 2024
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I also wouldn't be surprised if a lot of companies are just going "fuck it wifi everything" which is probably ok for many regular office settings but I can't imagine any developers, data scientists/researchers/analysts being too happy about that. Even less so if they're expected to transfer/work with vast amounts of data.
Ubiquiti just came out with a compact 2.5Gbps 5-port switch for $49 and it immediately sold out.