AI Networking & Data Center

The SYNOXX EDSPX-3 is a 10G SFP+ to SFP+ passive direct attach copper (DAC) cable 
delivering 10Gb/s data transfers over a 3-metre twinax connection. Supports 10G and 
1G data rates with under 0.2W power consumption per end on standard SFP+ MSA, 
SFF-8431, and SFF-8432 compliant equipment. Hot-pluggable, RoHS compliant, and 
IC Certified for Canada and the US.

High-speed 10G SFP+ to SFP+ DAC cable for data centers and networking, low power consumption, hot-pluggable, SFP+ MSA compliant.

The SYNOXX EDSPX-1 is a 10G SFP+ to SFP+ passive direct attach copper (DAC) cable 
delivering 10Gb/s data transfers over a 1-metre twinax connection — the ideal 
same-rack interconnect for high-density switching environments. Supports 10G and 1G 
data rates with under 0.2W power consumption per end, compliant with SFP+ MSA, 
SFF-8431, and SFF-8432 standards. Hot-pluggable, RoHS compliant, and IC Certified 
for Canada and the US.

The MikroTik CRS520-4XS-16XQ-RM is a high-density, enterprise-grade 100G core switch combining the switching power of a Marvell 98CX8410 chip with the processing muscle of a quad-core 64-bit ARM CPU running at 2 GHz and 4 GB of RAM. It provides 16 × 100G QSFP28 ports, 4 × 25G SFP28 ports, and 2 × 10G Ethernet ports, running RouterOS v7 for advanced Layer 2 and Layer 3 network management. Two hot-swap power supplies and four hot-swap fans are included as standard, making it a resilient, future-proof solution for data centre and enterprise core network deployments.

The MikroTik CRS804 DDQ (CRS804-4DDQ-hRM) is a compact 1U 400G switch built for AI clusters, storage fabrics, and high-speed aggregation. It features four 400G QSFP56-DD ports with flexible breakout down to 1G, dual 1G/10G Ethernet, a Marvell 98DX7335 switch chip, quad-core 2 GHz ARM CPU, 4 GB DDR4 RAM, dual hot-swap redundant power supplies, and two hot-swap cooling fans — all at 123W max power consumption. Runs RouterOS v7 with License Level 6.

The MikroTik CRS812 DDQ (CRS812-8DS-2DQ-2DDQ-RM) is a high-performance 1U rackmount aggregation switch that brings 50G, 200G, and 400G connectivity to data centres, campus cores, and service provider networks at an accessible price point. Powered by a Marvell 98DX7335 switch chip and a quad-core 2 GHz ARM64 CPU with 4 GB of RAM, it features eight 50G SFP56 ports, two 200G QSFP56 ports, two 400G QSFP56-DD ports, and two 1G/10G Ethernet ports — with full QSFP56/QSFP-DD breakout support down to 1G/2.5G/5G/10G/25G/50G. Equipped with dual hot-swap redundant power supplies, four hot-swap cooling fans, and RouterOS v7, the CRS812 DDQ is designed for top-of-rack, leaf, and aggregation roles in modern high-speed network environments.

The SYNOXX EDQD400-2QPx is a high-speed 400G QSFP-DD to 2x200G QSFP56 Direct Attach Copper breakout cable designed for short-distance, high-bandwidth network connections. It supports 400Gbps aggregate data rate using PAM4 signaling, making it suitable for data centers, high-performance computing, storage networks, telecom, and switch-to-switch interconnections.

The XS+31LC20D is a versatile 1.25G SFP, 10G SFP+, and 25G SFP28 module that's perfect for varied network setups. With extended compatibility, it is a direct upgrade from the previous 10G SFP+ 20 km model, offering more features at the same price.

A pair of industrial-grade 10G SFP+ BiDi modules for single-mode links up to 10 km over a single fiber strand. By transmitting and receiving on split wavelengths (1270/1330 nm), the pair delivers efficient long-distance connectivity while halving fiber requirements. Built-in DDM monitors optical power, voltage, temperature, and laser bias current in real time.

The MikroTik G1382-0350WNA is an optional -48V DC hot-swappable power supply for the CRS804 DDQ switch. It enables the switch to draw power directly from standard -48V DC telecom infrastructure, adding flexible power input options alongside the default AC module. It can be installed or replaced while the device is running, providing additional redundancy and operational flexibility for carrier-grade, remote site, and DC-powered deployments.