You might have seen us touting our new generation of 100G SMF pluggable optics , called “ Single-Lambda 100G “. The final product we introduced was the 100G LR , which gives a 10km reach. We’ve now finalized the portfolio with the 100G ER-Lite . The reach of ER-Lite is 25km. So that it can […]
Read moreShow 9 of the Cisco Optics Podcast is posted now! See for event notes below. Cisco Optics Podcast Event 9 Cisco Optics Podcast Show 9. Demystifying fiber wire infrastructure, with Brian Kelly. Part 1 of 6. If you explore “data center” you’ll discover many images that display rows and rows of products racks. The system […]
Read moreIf you want to access information regarding Cisco’s optics and easily quickly, we have very good news for you. Composed with Peter Wong, Product Supervisor, Cisco Optics Two months ago we highlighted two online tools that produce life easier whenever choosing optics for the Cisco switches, routers, and servers. An abundance has been obtained […]
Read moreIf you’re ever confused regarding which optics use which systems along with other optics, have a look at Cisco Optics online equipment. You’re not by yourself, and it’s not your fault certainly. Pluggable optics nomenclature and compatibility are complicated, which explains why we developed these online tools to help with making your life easier. Written […]
Read moreMany of you’re acquainted with the 40G BiDi pluggable optic, but did you know the 40G CSR may serve similar use situations and may also be an attractive alternative? Written by Craig Pasek, Product Supervisor, Cisco Optics As network operators increase their link bandwidth from 10G to 40G, they have to choose between two types […]
Read moreThere’s a fresh addition to Cisco’s Single-Lambda 100G group of QSFP28 optics that delivers 10km achieve. It’s called 100G LR and may be the blue one shown right here: In this blog series we’ve touted Single-Lambda 100G optics and how it allows system operators to migrate easier to 400G optics also to upcoming 100G optics […]
Read moreWritten simply by Vasanta Rao, Technical Advertising Engineer, Cisco Transceiver Modules Team In a Part 2 of the series of articles, Priya described both main forms of optical dietary fiber: single-mode and multi-mode. We look deeper into restrictions of high-speed networks right now, when optical information propagates through the dietary fiber from transmitter to receiver. […]
Read moreWritten by Ray Nering Ray Nering, Product Supervisor, Transceiver Modules Team, Cisco Inside my previous post, I wrote concerning the new QSFP-DD800 MSA team, which launched its Rev.1.0 specification for the QSFP-DD800 form element in March back. This is just one single action in laying the building blocks for the inevitable dependence on higher data […]
Read moreRay Nering, Product Supervisor, Transceiver Modules Team, Cisco Composed by Ray Nering Traffic across IP systems continues to grow, and networks continue steadily to evolve to control new traffic needs and patterns. It has been the situation always, and the industry includes a long background of developing new criteria through various organizations, like the IEEE […]
Read moreIn previous posts we saw the way the single-lambda 100G method of optics helps simplify designs and enables massive volume manufacturing. It has arrived at fruition in the QSFP28 100G FR pluggable transceiver.Allow’s also consider its regards to the most recent generation of switches and routers with 400G ports. Single-lambda 100G can be used in […]
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