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The D-Link CX4 port module provides enterprises with a highly affordable, low-latency 10- Gigabit network connection on the twin-axial copper cable. Significantly lower in cost than the fiber fable, this copper cable supports distances ranging up to 15 to 20 meters, depending on wire gauge. The CX4 port module does not require any transceiver to be installed, eliminating the need for costly fiber transceivers. The CX4 port module slides into an open slot of a D-Link Gigabit switch. The port provides a very high bandwidth of 20-Gigabit operating in the full duplex mode. It can be used to stack the switches together in a very high bandwidth stacking scheme, or to uplink them to core chassis switches. It can also be deployed to connect to servers or network storage devices with CX4 support. The CX4 port module is thus an ideal solution for high-bandwidth network connections in high-performance computing clusters and for short distances within wiring closets.

The 40G Passive QSFP+ Twinaxial Direct Attach Cable is a high performance, high bandwidth and cost-effective connection solution that supports 40G Gigabit Ethernet. The 40G Passive QSFP+ Twinaxial Direct Attach Cable is designed to support high-density connections for switches with 40G interface, much faster than SFP+. There are three cable models, including the DEM-CB100QXS (one meter) and the DEM-CB300QXS (three meter). The DEM-CB100QXS-4XS QSFP+ to 4X SFP+ one-meter cable features a QSFP+ connector on one end, and four SFP+ connectors on the other end, allowing it to connect to up to four 10G servers. The 40G Passive QSFP+ Twinaxial Direct Attach Cable is certified to be compatible with D-Link products to provide you best performance and reliability.

High Speed 25G Data RateDesigned for data-intensive mission-critical connectivity in server environmentsIndustry ComplianceCompliant with SFF-8402, SFF-8432, EIA-364, and EIA-364-1000.01 standardsCost-Effective ConnectivityIdeal for short distance in-rack link transmission between servers and switches