The Intel Express line of networking switches and hubs came out in the late 1990s as a more userfriendly, but still capable, alternative to gear of the day. I sit down and have a conversation with Doug Boom, Principal Engineer at Intel. Doug worked at Intel when the Express line of hubs and switches was developed; he'll tell us a few stories about that time and we'll talk a little bit about the history of ethernet at Intel.

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Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio