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OSFP is a new type of fiber optic transceiver module, which can support up to 400Gb data transmission speed. Moreover, it can split a 400G port into two or four 200G or 100G ports by port-splitting technology. In this way, the switch can provide higher port density and flexibility in limited space to meet different network requirements and topologies.
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