Recently, EB-LINK announced the next phase of investment direction at the product line review meeting: complete high-speed product line, spot pool expansion, coding library update and test process upgrade. The common feature of the four plans is that they are all based on existing industry needs.
Follow the demand at high speed: Aligning the gears is more important than grabbing the starting spot
The deployment of 100G on the data center side is deepening, and some backbone nodes have already seen demand for 400G. The company's approach is to first complete the distance range and100G DAC high speed cableThe length specification is matched with the network card, and higher-speed models are introduced according to the production line rhythm, so that customers can spend their time digesting the architecture and wiring instead of waiting for equipment.
Delivery capabilities continue to increase
- The spot pool adjusts the gear according to the high-frequency model data of the project, and the waiting time is compressed for common user models;
- The coding library is updated with new switch models to expand the coverage of mixed-brand projects;
- The test adds DDM and consistency check items for high-speed batches on a piece-by-piece basis;
- The passive package expands the specifications of armor and low-smoke halogen-free sheath to cover shaft and tunnel scenarios.
Industry Depth: The Long Cycle of Transformation in Electric Power and Industry
The demand for optical fiber in substations, new energy stations and smart factories is shifting from new installation to maintenance and capacity expansion, and transformation is a multi-year process. EB-LINK plans to combine wide temperature modules,Multi-mode armored jumpers, pigtails, mouse-proof jumpers, special jumpers for Internet cafesThe supporting information for the data optical transceiver is compiled into a set to coordinate with the survey and spare parts links. Please refer toData center high-speed interconnection solution.
The first batch of adjusted spot model lists have been synchronized to the catalog. For projects that require advance planning, you can call 0755-83179002 to obtain high-frequency models and delivery information.