OSFP-400G-SR4 optical module employs advanced optical communication technology, featuring a 400G high-speed transmission capability for multimode fiber links. Its OSFP form factor is compact, effectively saving space and facilitating deployment in high-density network environments such as data centers. The module supports short-distance transmission, meeting the high-speed interconnection needs between devices within a data center and providing robust network support for applications like cloud computing and big data.
High-Speed Transmission
Meeting Data Center Needs
OSFP-400G-SR4 optical module can provide 400G high-speed data transmission, which is crucial for the massive data exchange within a data center. It can meet the ever-growing bandwidth needs of a data center, supporting the upgrade and expansion of data center architecture. In multimode fiber links, the module can achieve efficient data transmission, ensuring the stable operation of the data center network and providing strong support for various high-performance computing, storage, and networking applications.
OSFP-400G-SR4 optical module supports hot-swapping. This means that the module can be replaced and maintained without interrupting the operation of the entire system. This feature greatly improves the availability and reliability of the data center network, reducing the network downtime caused by hardware failures. Maintenance personnel can quickly replace faulty modules without affecting the normal operation of other equipment, thereby ensuring the continuous and stable operation of the data center network and reducing maintenance costs and risks.
Low Power Consumption
Energy-Saving and Environmentally Friendly
OSFP-400G-SR4 optical module focuses on low power consumption in its design. It can effectively reduce energy consumption while ensuring high-performance transmission. This is of great significance to data centers, which usually require a large amount of electricity to maintain the operation of equipment. By using low-power optical modules, not only can energy costs be reduced, but cooling requirements can also be lowered, thereby improving the energy efficiency and sustainability of the entire data center and meeting the modern data center's requirements for energy-saving and environmental protection.
Diverse Network Needs
