1. GBE - Noun
2. GBE - Proper noun
GBE (plural GBEs)
Initialism of knight grand cross of the order of the British Empire (a British order of chivalry)
Gbe
A family of closely related languages, such as Ewe and Fon, spoken near the south coast of western Africa.
All the aforementioned peoples belong to Gbe speaking ethnic groups of West Africa. Source: Internet
An integrated 4U system featuring an Intel® Server Board S2600IP4 supporting 9 I/O slots: one mezzanine (x8) slots, eight PCIe* slots supporting up to four DW cards (x16), up to eight SCU ports, two SATA3 ports and quad 1 GbE LAN. Source: Internet
However, from 1964 onwards, the regular creation of hereditary titles such as baronetcies was phased out, so subsequent Lord Mayors were offered knighthoods (and, until 1993, most often as Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire (GBE) ). Source: Internet
High performance family of 10 GbE adapters for SN550 and SN850 compute nodes supporting NIC partitioning with 16 vNICs per adapter and datacenter functions including VxLAN/NVGRE and RoCE v2. Source: Internet
Customers who are implementing a virtualized environment and require multiple GbE ports. Source: Internet
Many storage chassis accommodate multiple interface cards, which may have, for example, two ; four 10 GbE ports; 12 1 GbE ports; or two 32x Fibre Channel ports, four 16x ports, or eight 2/4/8x ports. Source: Internet