400G

I recently had a virtual chat with PacketFabric CEO, Dave Ward. If you’re not familiar with PacketFabric, you will be soon. They are quickly becoming an industry mover and shaker in the Network-as-a-Service and next-gen Service Provider (ngSP) space. They’re also a customer of ours, having recently deployed the Cisco 8000 with our new 400G solutions.

Cisco completed its acquisition of Acacia Communications, Inc., a company that designs and manufactures high-speed optical interconnect products and technologies. Acacia’s technology is very complementary to Cisco’s optical systems and optics strategy and reinforces its investment in the Internet for the Future with world-class coherent optical solutions for our customers.

What’s Driving 400G Forward? At the September Network Insider Series, we introduced new 400G switches and line cards that deliver more bandwidth and more features. Now, we ask for an analyst perspective on the transition to 400G… What business challenges are driving bandwidth demand? What 400G features really matter in our changing IT landscape? Where […]

OpenZR+ offers increased functionality and performance with reduced complexity, power, and implementation penalty.

Cisco is driving 400 Gigabit Ethernet forward with many innovations, and products within the Nexus Data Center Switching family.

On Jan. 21, we’ll be broadcasting a video that takes a deeper dive into the world-leading Cisco innovations in silicon, software, systems and optics that will power the technologies, applications and services in the era of 5G/AI/IoT. 

There is no end in sight to capacity growth demands as the internet continues to explode. Today's blog looks at trends in the data center and how Cisco's optics technologies deliver solutions that meet our customers’ time to deployment, performance, power and cost expectations.

What's the connection between thermal dissipation and data center interconnect? Find out here!

Learn more about the NCS 5500 portfolio and how it fits into Cisco Converged SDN Transport Infrastructure.