A system administrator has determined that more storage is needed for company data. The storage requires the highest speed data transfer rate with maximum performance. Which of the following…

FC SAN uses a dedicated, lossless Fibre Channel fabric with hardware-level flow control, operating at speeds from 8Gb up to 128Gb per second, and is not subject to the contention or overhead of shared Ethernet infrastructure. Because the FC fabric is purpose-built for block storage traffic, it consistently delivers the lowest latency and highest sustained transfer rates available in enterprise storage, satisfying the requirement for maximum performance.

FCoE encapsulates Fibre Channel frames over Ethernet, introducing additional protocol overhead and competing with other Ethernet traffic, which results in higher latency and lower sustained performance compared to native FC.

iSCSI carries SCSI commands over standard IP-based Ethernet networks, which have higher inherent latency and lower throughput than a dedicated Fibre Channel fabric, making it unsuitable where maximum performance is mandatory.

JBOD is a direct-attached, non-redundant disk configuration that lacks a SAN fabric entirely and does not provide the high-speed, low-latency block storage transfer rates that an FC SAN delivers.