Optical transceivers connect AI servers and switches through high-speed fiber, enabling 400G and 800G bandwidth, scalable networks, and reliable data transfer.
800G optical transceivers connect AI GPU clusters with high-bandwidth links, supporting scalable fabrics, faster data exchange, and efficient inter-switch communication.
AI training and inference are reshaping data center networks from top to bottom. Explore how east-west traffic, rail-optimized topologies, RoCE vs InfiniBand, elephant flows, optical interconnects, and the Ultra Ethernet Consortium are redefining network design for the AI era.
BER testing measures the bit error rate of a digital link. Learn how BERT works, pre-FEC vs post-FEC BER, eye diagrams, bathtub curves, PAM4 BER challenges, and BER targets for 400G, 800G, and 1.6T optical interconnects.
AEC cables bridge the gap between copper DAC and optical AOC. Learn when to use Active Electrical Cables, how Retimer-based signal conditioning extends copper reach, and how AEC compares to DAC, ACC, and AOC at 400G, 800G, and 1.6T.
AOC cables bridge the gap between copper DAC and discrete optical modules. Learn when to use active optical cables for 3-100m links, how AOC compares to DAC, AEC, and optics, and how reach evolves at 400G, 800G, and 1.6T.
DAC cables remain the lowest-cost, lowest-latency interconnect for short-reach data center links. Learn when passive or active DAC beats AOC, AEC, and optics, and how reach shrinks at 400G, 800G, and 1.6T.