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10G Copper SFP Transceivers: Technical Features &Application Scenarios>
Jan-14-2026
10G Copper SFP Transceiver, commonly referred to as SFP+ DAC or 10Gbase-T SFP+, has become a vital option for short-reach, cost-effective connectivity due to its unique advantages.
100G ER4 vs. LR4: A Transceiver Selection Guide for Long-Haul Applications>
Jan-13-2026
100G optical transceivers are core components of high-speed networks, with ER4 and LR4 being two mainstream long-distance solutions.
What is the difference between QSFP and QSFP28?>
Jan-12-2026
​QSFP and QSFP28 are both transceivers used in data centers and networks, but they differ mainly in speed and intended application.
How to Choose a QSFP28 100G ER4>
Jan-09-2026
QSFP28 100G ER4 stands out for its ultra-long transmission distance of 40 kilometers, making it an ideal choice for connecting campus networks, metropolitan area networks, and critical data center nodes
QSFP28 100G ER4 Optical Module:Technologies and Applications for 40km Transmission>
Jan-08-2026
QSFP28 100G ER4 optical module, with its compact design and robust 40km transmission capability, has emerged as a core component enabling high-performance network expansion.
Application and Market Prospects of DWDM 100G>
Jan-07-2026
DWDM 100G technology is central to optical communication networks, significantly enhancing network capacity and transmission efficiency by carrying multiple 100Gbps channels over a single fiber.
NVIDIA Unveils Rubin Platform: Achieving 50 PetaFLOPS of Computing Power>
Jan-06-2026
Jensen Huang elaborated on how the Rubin platform maximizes system performance through the extreme co-design of GPUs, CPUs, network chips, switches, and NVLink. In demonstrations
AI Demand Ignites the Optical Transceiver Module Market in 2026>
Jan-05-2026
The optical transceiver market has already begun to take off in 2026. The market is clearly shifting towards higher-capacity optical connections, with robust demand for 1.6T wavelengths.
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