Optical interconnect bottlenecks in AI data centers stem from bandwidth density, electrical reach, power consumption, thermal management, and optical packaging constraints.
A 1.25G SFP uses a 1.25 Gbit/s signaling rate for Gigabit Ethernet, supporting fiber connectivity across switches, routers, enterprise networks, and access infrastructure.
XGS-PON ONU Stick integrates ONU optics, PON processing, and management into an SFP+ module, enabling direct fiber access through compatible routers and switches.
XGS-PON delivers nearly 10 Gbps symmetrical downstream and upstream line rates over passive fiber infrastructure, supporting high-speed FTTH, enterprise access, and mobile backhaul.
25G Ethernet delivers 2.5 times the bandwidth of 10G per link, offering a cost-efficient server connectivity option with SFP28 optics, DACs, and 100G breakout support.
Optical interconnects convert electrical data into light for high-speed transmission across AI data centers, connecting GPU servers and switches with 400G and 800G links.