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800G Ethernet-based AI Data Center Switches

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Product Overview

800G data center switches represent the next generation of networking technology, which includes NDD N9500-64OC. It can be used with large amounts of copper cable to interconnect switch to switch, saving overall costs. It is designed to meet the growing demands for higher bandwidth and faster data transmission speeds in modern data centers.

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