NADDOD 400G/800G Optical Module Boosts AI Computing Power Acceleration

NADDOD Neo Switch Specialist Jan 29, 2024

The demand for computing power continues to grow with the application of large-scale AI training, generation algorithms, and data inference techniques. In this process, high-speed optical modules serve as the carrier for interconnecting devices within data centers. Traditional 100G and 200G modules are no longer sufficient to meet the increasing demand for computing power. As a result, the upgrade to 400G, 800G, and even higher-capacity optical modules has been accelerated.

 

According to LightCounting data, the period from 2020 to 2022 is a rapid ramp-up period for 400G optical modules. At the OFC exhibition in 2023, there was a proliferation of 800G optical module products, indicating further industry attention to 800G products. It is expected that the volume production of 800G products will begin in 2022 and will start dominating the market from the end of 2025.

 

LightCounting data

As an essential component of optical communication, optical modules are core elements for optoelectronic conversion in data center network connections.

 

The transmission rate of a 400G optical module is 400Gbps, designed to meet the needs of network markets ranging from 10G, 25G, 40G, 100G, 400G, and even 1T. It plays a crucial role and has a significant impact on building 400G network systems. Its primary function is to increase data throughput and maximize the bandwidth and port density of data centers.

 

800G optical module is a type of optical module with a transmission rate of 800Gbps (gigabits per second). It can double the network throughput, greatly enhancing the data transmission rate and processing capacity of data centers and cloud computing. It is primarily used to improve the bandwidth and port density of data centers, reduce costs and energy consumption, and enhance network stability and reliability.

 

The future prospects of 800G optical modules are very promising. With the increasing demand in the data center and cloud computing markets, along with the development of the Internet of Things (IoT) and the widespread adoption of 5G networks, the need for high-speed, high-capacity networks will continue to grow. This will further drive the market demand for 800G optical modules. These modules are capable of meeting the requirements of these emerging technologies and applications, providing higher data transmission rates and increased network capacity. As a result, the deployment of 800G optical modules is expected to expand as the demand for faster and more efficient data transmission continues to rise.

 

Currently, there are various technologies being used in the development of 800G optical modules, including PAM4 (4-level pulse amplitude modulation), DML (directly modulated laser), and EML (external cavity modulated laser), among others. These technologies are continuously being improved and enhanced, which will further improve the performance and reliability of 800G optical modules.

 

Naddod 800G/400G Optical Module Product Highlights

 

QDD-400G-SR8

NADDOD-QDD-400G-SR8

 

  1. It uses a hot-pluggable QSFP-DD package and MPO-16/APC optical interface to achieve high-density networking.

 

  1. It operates at a data rate of up to 425Gbps (8xPAM4 53Gbps), meeting high-bandwidth data transmission requirements.

 

  1. It has a power consumption of less than 8W, reducing energy consumption.

 

  1. It can be connected to two 200G SR4 modules through branch fiber cables, allowing for flexible networking with 400G and 200G rates.

 

  1. It supports transmission distances of up to 70m for OM3 and 100m for OM4, meeting different distance requirements.

 

  1. It complies with the IEEE 802.3-CM / QSFP-DD MSA Rev5.0 protocols.

 

QDD-400G-SR4

 

NADDOD-QDD-400G-SR4

 

  1. It uses a hot-pluggable QSFP-DD package and MPO-12/APC optical interface to achieve high-density networking.

 

  1. It has a power consumption of less than 8W, reducing energy consumption.

 

  1. It converts 8 channels of 50Gb/s PAM4 electrical data into 4 channels of 100Gb/s PAM4 optical signals, reducing the number of fiber channels.

 

  1. It can be used in combination with OSFP or QSFP112 400G SR4 modules, meeting the interconnection requirements of different package types.

 

  1. It supports transmission distances of up to 70m for OM3 and 100m for OM4, meeting different distance requirements.

 

QDD-400G-DR4

 

NADDOD-QDD-400G-DR4

  1. It is a hot-pluggable QSFP-DD module with a 4-channel full-duplex integrated design and a data rate of up to 425Gbps, meeting the IEEE 802.3bs 400GBASE-DR4 protocol.

 

  1. It uses an MPO-12/APC interface and operates at a wavelength of 1310nm.

 

  1. It has a maximum power consumption of less than 10.5W.

 

  1. It supports a maximum transmission distance of 500m over G.652 single-mode fiber.

 

  1. It is suitable for medium to short-distance 400G and 800G 2xDR4 as well as 400G and 100G DR optical interconnections.

 

QDD-400G-FR4

 

NADDOD-QDD-400G-FR4

  1. It uses a hot-pluggable QSFP-DD package and complies with the QSFP-DD MSA and IEEE 802.3cu 400GBASE-FR4 Ethernet standards.

 

  1. It uses four CWDM wavelengths with non-cooled EML lasers to achieve a single-fiber 400G transmission rate through DEMUX/MUX.

 

  1. It has 8x53.125Gb/s PAM4 electrical ports and 4x106.25Gb/s PAM4 optical ports.

 

  1. It has a maximum power consumption of less than 10.5W, reducing energy consumption.

 

  1. It achieves a maximum transmission distance of 2km through a pair of LC single-mode fibers, providing a cost-effective solution for long-distance transmission.

 

Q112-400G-SR4

 

NADDOD-Q112-400G-SR4

  1. It uses a hot-pluggable QSFP112 package and complies with the QSFP112 MSA, IEEE 802.3db, and CMIS 4.0 standards.

 

  1. It uses 4 channels of 100G-PAM4 modulation and an MPO-12/APC optical interface.

 

  1. The maximum transmission distance with OM4 multimode fiber is 50 meters.

 

  1. It has a maximum power consumption of less than 9W, reducing energy consumption.

 

  1. It is typically used for connecting 400G QSFP112 BlueField-3 DPU or ConnectX-7 network cards to dual-port 800Gb/s 2x400G OSFP ports, improving networking flexibility, economy, and reliability.

 

OSFP-400G-SR4

 

NADDOD-QDD-400G-SR4

  1. It uses a hot-pluggable OSFP package and optimized airflow and heat dissipation for stability under high-power operation.

 

  1. It has a 4-channel design, with each channel using 100G-PAM4 modulation and an MPO-12/APC optical interface.

 

  1. It has a maximum power consumption of less than 9W, reducing energy consumption.

 

  1. It supports transmission distances of up to 30m for OM3 and 50m for OM4, meeting different distance requirements.

 

  1. It has a flat-top form factor and is compatible with 400G OSFP BlueField-3 DPU or ConnectX-7 network cards.

 

OSFP-800G-2xSR4

 

NADDOD-OSFP-800G-2xSR4

  1. It uses a hot-pluggable OSFP package and complies with OSFP MSA, CMIS 4.0, and RoHS protocols.

 

  1. It has an 8-channel 100G-PAM4 electrical modulation and a dual-port 4-channel 100G-PAM4 optical modulation design.

 

  1. It features an MPO-12/APC dual-port design, with each port supporting a speed of up to 400Gb/s.

 

  1. It supports transmission distances of up to 30m for OM3 and 50m for OM4 multimode fiber.

 

  1. It has a maximum power consumption of less than 14W.

 

  1. It can be used in 32-port OSFP switch systems to achieve 64 ports of 400Gb/s, meeting the requirements for high-speed and high-density transmission.

 

OSFP-800G-2xFR4

 

NADDOD-OSFP-800G-2xFR4

 

  1. It uses a hot-pluggable OSFP package and complies with OSFP MSA, CMIS 4.0, and RoHS protocols.

 

  1. It has an 8-channel 100G-PAM4 electrical modulation and a dual-port 4-channel 100G-PAM4 optical modulation design.

 

  1. It features a dual CWDM4 multiplexer/demultiplexer design and dual LC duplex single-mode connectors.

 

  1. It supports transmission distances of up to 2km over single-mode fiber.

 

  1. It has a maximum power consumption of less than 16W.

 

  1. It can be used in 32-port OSFP switch systems to achieve 64 ports of 400Gb/s, meeting the requirements for high-speed and high-density transmission.

 

In the backdrop of the continuous growth of global internet traffic and the increasing diversification of data applications, NADDOD is committed to driving advancements and developments in network technology. The launch of the AIGC Intelligent Computing Center's comprehensive network solution is a strong testament to NADDOD's ongoing exploration and innovation. Through continuous technical research and product innovation, NADDOD will continue to provide more efficient, reliable, and intelligent network solutions for data centers worldwide, empowering rapid development across internet enterprises and various industries in the era of AIGC.