Approved Networks, a brand of Legrand, the leading provider of optical networking technology, announced the general release of its new OSFP 800G SR8 transceiver. This state-of-the-art transceiver exceeds high-speed data transmission standards, providing a new solution for data centers and broadband providers to support data-intensive applications and enable real-time AI processing across networks.
“Our customers are about to experience the future of connectivity with the OSFP 800G SR8 transceiver,” said Brian Patton, VP of Engineering at Approved Networks. “The demand for fast, data-driven connectivity is increasing. Our 800G solution is a direct response to this challenge. The 800G SR8 transceiver not only meets but exceeds this growing demand, facilitating ultra-fast data transmission up to 800 Gbps, and ensuring unparalleled throughput for the most data-heavy applications.”
The 800G optical transceiver enables:
- Increased Bandwidth: Higher bandwidth capacity, resulting in faster data transfer and more efficient handling of processes across network infrastructures.
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- Real-time AI Processing: Enhances network intelligence, meeting the demands of machine learning that require quick and reliable data exchanges.
- Optimized Data-Centric Applications: Data centers and broadband providers can support data-heavy tasks without sacrificing speed, performance, or productivity.
Approved Networks, a brand of Legrand in the Data, Power, and Control Division, provides cost-effective, high-performance optical solutions to a global network of Fortune 500 Enterprise, Data Center, and Broadband partners. For over 30 years, Approved has been the industry authority on OEM alternative optical networking connectivity through a commitment to technical engineering, stringent quality standards, extensive testing capabilities, and dedicated customer service and support – before, during, and after deployment. Over 10,000 customers in more than 40 countries trust Approved Networks transceivers, DACs, AOCs, and passive solutions to light their networks.
SOURCE: Businesswire