Name: 10Gb/s QDR 40GB QSFP Transceiver
Brand: Oracle
Price: 49.95 USD
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Oracle 135-1204 10Gb/s QDR 40GB QSFP Transceiver

Oracle part number 135-1204 is a high-performance 10Gb/s QDR 40GB QSFP transceiver designed for data-center and enterprise networking environments. This compact optical module delivers four lanes of 10Gb/s each, providing a total aggregate bandwidth ... Read More

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Manufacturer: Oracle
Model or Part: 135-1204
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Weight: 3.00lb

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Description

Overview
Oracle part number 135-1204 is a high-performance 10Gb/s QDR 40GB QSFP transceiver designed for data-center and enterprise networking environments. This compact optical module delivers four lanes of 10Gb/s each, providing a total aggregate bandwidth of 40Gb/s over a single QSFP+ port. It is engineered for low latency, high reliability and easy hot-swap installation, making it an ideal upgrade for servers, switches and storage arrays that require fast, scalable connectivity.

Key Features

Supports 10Gb/s per lane (QDR) for a total of 40Gb/s aggregate throughput
Hot-pluggable QSFP+ form factor for seamless deployment and maintenance
Low power consumption helps reduce overall data-center energy costs
Built-in error correction and forward error correction (FEC) for robust data integrity
Compatible with Oracle networking equipment and industry standard QSFP+ ports

Technical Specifications

Data rate: 10Gb/s per lane (40Gb/s total)
Form factor: QSFP+ (Quad Small Form Factor Pluggable)
Transmission type: Electrical to optical (or optical to electrical depending on configuration)
Wavelength: 850nm (multimode) or 1310nm (single mode) options available
Connector type: LC duplex (standard)
Operating temperature: 0 deg to 70 deg C
Power draw: typically less than 4 watts per module
Compliance: IEEE 802.3ba, 802.3bj and relevant industry standards

Applications
This transceiver is suited for a wide range of high-speed networking scenarios, including:

Data-center interconnects and spine-leaf architectures
High-performance computing (HPC) clusters
Enterprise storage area networks (SAN) requiring fast block-level transfers
Virtualized server environments that demand low latency and high bandwidth
Cloud infrastructure and service provider backbones

By integrating the Oracle 135-1204 QSFP transceiver, organizations can future-proof their network fabric, improve application performance and maintain a competitive edge in data-intensive operations.