Intel® Silicon Photonics 100G CWDM4 QSFP28 Extended Temperature Optical Transceiver
- Q2'19 Launch Date
- Launched Status
Eliminate the networking bottlenecks that result in stranded compute capacity and gain much faster data transfer over longer distances compared to traditional electronics. Gain high-bandwidth, software-configurable access to compute and storage.
Learn more about what Silicon Photonics means and how the technology will deliver innovation in the data center and beyond.
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