1U - 40Gb/s - Edgecore Ethernet switches

Edgecore Ethernet switches offer a high-performance and cost-effective solution ideal for enterprises and cloud data centers of all sizes. These switches are built on open standards and bare-metal hardware, providing the flexibility to choose from a variety of independent open software options for Network Operating Systems (NOS), Software-Defined Networking (SDN), virtualization, and cloud orchestration.

Key Advantages:

• Open Networking Flexibility: Tailor your network with a choice of independent open software, enabling precise control over your network setup and capabilities.

• Cost-Effective Solutions: Reduce network equipment expenses through affordable, high-performance hardware designed for modern networking demands.

• Automated Network Provisioning: Enhance operational efficiency with automated provisioning of network capacity and services, streamlining management tasks and reducing overhead.

• Enhanced Network Services Development: Gain greater control over the development of enhanced network services, ensuring your network evolves in line with your business needs.

• Security and Protection: Advanced security features safeguard your network infrastructure, protecting sensitive data and maintaining service integrity.

• Wide Range of Configurations: From 1G to 400G, Edgecore’s L2/L3 switches are designed to meet diverse open networking deployment needs, ensuring compatibility and performance at scale.

Choose Edgecore for robust cloud networking solutions that cater to your unique requirements. For those in need of specialized high-performance networking, explore our NVIDIA MELLANOX INFINIBAND SWITCHES, perfect for environments requiring advanced data throughput and low latency.

1U is One rack unit size devices, that are 19" wide.
Switches supporting 40Gb/s speeds are commonly used in established enterprise data centers and private cloud infrastructures. They provide a level of performance that meets the operational needs of most business applications, including virtualization and clustered computing.