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Trixon is a leading manufacturer of optical transceiver module. It designs, develops, manufactures and markets high performance 155M~800G modules.
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Latest company news about 2025 Optical Transceiver Trend: 1.6T Has Entered Mass Production, When Should Enterprises Deploy?
2025-11-29

2025 Optical Transceiver Trend: 1.6T Has Entered Mass Production, When Should Enterprises Deploy?

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I. 2025 1.6T Optical Transceivers: Mass Production Wave Arrives, Supply-Demand Gap Emerges 2025 has become the "breakthrough year" for large-scale commercialization of 1.6T optical transceivers. Among leading manufacturers, Zhongji Innolight has achieved a shipment target of 3 million units, accounting for over 50% of the global market share. Its self-developed silicon photonics chips boast a yield rate of 95%, and its CPO mass production line is 6 months ahead of competitors. Relying on the differentiated LPO technology route, New Easy Semi launched small-batch delivery in August and entered the large-scale mass production phase in October. Its Thai factory has a monthly production capacity of 200,000 units, with North American market revenue accounting for over 78%. Industry data shows that the price of 1.6T modules has surged from 1,200 to 2,000 at the beginning of the year, and order backlogs have been extended to 2027. The global shipment volume of 1.6T modules is expected to exceed 1 million units in 2025, and demand will soar to over 5 million units in 2026. Notably, the International Photonics and Electronics Council (IPEC) has initiated the 1.6T SR8 standard project, which will be officially released in 2026 to provide unified technical specifications for short-reach interconnection scenarios. II. Core Battlefield: Rigid Demand Drives from Super-Large AI Data Centers 1.6T optical transceivers have become the core support for the "artery" of AI computing power, with their demand surge driven by three rigid factors: Computing Density Leap: A single cabinet of NVIDIA GB300 AI servers needs to be equipped with 162 1.6T modules, which is 3 times higher than the computing density of the previous generation. North American leading cloud vendors (such as NVIDIA and Google) account for over 70% of global purchases. Low Power Consumption Requirement: The power of AI data center cabinets exceeds 350kW. LPO/LRO technology can reduce power consumption by 30%-40%. New Easy Semi's 1.6T LPO modules have become best-sellers due to their compatibility with Meta and AWS clusters. Policy Infrastructure Catalysis: Driven by China's "Eastern Data and Western Computing" project and the U.S. CHIPS and Science Act, the global intelligent computing center scale will reach 10,670MW by 2027, spawning massive upgrade demands. III. Enterprise Upgrade Guide: Cost Control and Timing Selection (I) Analysis of Upgrade Cost Structure Cost Item Proportion Key Control Points Module Procurement 60% Prices may drop to the $1,000 range in 2026 Equipment Compatibility Transformation 25% Choose solutions supporting smooth upgrade from 800G to 1.6T Testing and Certification 15% Connect with manufacturers in advance to complete compatibility verification (II) Three Suggestions on Deployment Timing Leading AI Data Centers (NVIDIA/Google Ecosystem): Launch immediately! The demand gap will reach 10-15 million units in 2026, and locking in production capacity in advance can avoid price increase risks. Medium-Sized Data Centers: Enter during Q4 2025-Q1 2026. Reduce initial investment by leveraging the transition solution from 800G to 1.6T. Trixon's cost-effective 800G modules can serve as a bridging product. Global Enterprises: Prioritize suppliers with multi-regional service capabilities to avoid tariff and delivery delay risks. IV. Trixon: Your Reliable Partner for 1.6T Upgrade As a leading enterprise with 17 years of experience in the optical transceiver industry, Trixon has made adequate technical and service preparations: Qualifications and Compliance: Fully certified with ISO14001, ISO9001, and ISO45001. All products comply with international standards such as UL, TUV, FCC, CE, and RoHS, meeting global data center specifications. Global Services: With its headquarters in Chengdu and branches in Beijing, Hangzhou, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and the US, Trixon provides 24/7 localized technical support. Smooth Upgrade Solutions: The existing full range of 155M~800G modules is compatible with the 1.6T technology route. Having served over 50 major telecom customers in 56 countries and regions, Trixon can quickly respond to customized needs. "When 1.6T becomes the standard for computing power, enterprises that deploy in advance will gain a competitive edge." With extreme cost-effectiveness and global services, Trixon helps enterprises overcome the threshold of technological iteration.
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Latest company news about Data Center Upgrade: 400G vs 800G Optical Transceivers—How to Prioritize Deployment?
2025-11-29

Data Center Upgrade: 400G vs 800G Optical Transceivers—How to Prioritize Deployment?

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As AI, cloud computing, and big data drive bandwidth demand up by 30%+ annually, data center architects face a critical question: Should we prioritize 400G or 800G optical transceivers for upgrades? As a leading manufacturer of 155M~800G optical transceivers, Sichuan Trixon Communication Technology Corp.,Ltd. has helped 50+ telecom and data center clients across 56 countries navigate this choice. Below is a practical breakdown of deployment priorities, tailored to your infrastructure goals. 1. 400G: The Mainstream Choice (Cost & Adoption Advantages) In 2025, 400G remains the workhorse of global data centers—over 60% of large-scale facilities have deployed it at scale. Here’s why it’s a safe first step: Mature adoption: 400G’s supply chain is fully optimized (Trixon has mass-produced 400G modules since 2020, with consistent delivery for clients in North America, Europe, and Asia). Cost efficiency: 400G offers ~30% lower cost per Gbps than 800G (industry benchmark), and Trixon’s scaled production amplifies this advantage—all while maintaining ISO9001/UL/CE-certified quality. Broad compatibility: Trixon’s 400G transceivers work seamlessly with mainstream switches (Cisco, Huawei, Arista), eliminating the need for costly hardware overhauls. 2. 800G: Reserved for AI & Supercomputing Data Centers 800G is not a “replace-all" upgrade—it shines in niche, high-demand scenarios: AI training clusters: Models like GPT-4 or custom large language models (LLMs) require 800G’s ultra-high bandwidth (800Gbps per link) to cut inter-node latency. Trixon’s 800G modules (RoHS/FCC-compliant) are deployed in 3+ AI data centers across the U.S. (supported by our local branch). Supercomputing facilities: High-performance computing (HPC) for scientific research (e.g., climate modeling) relies on 800G’s throughput to handle petabyte-scale data transfers. Note: For most general-purpose data centers (e.g., cloud storage, enterprise apps), 800G is currently over-provisioned. 3. Hybrid Deployment: The Practical Transition Plan Most data centers don’t need to choose “either/or"—Trixon recommends this phased approach: Core layer: Deploy 800G Use Trixon’s 800G transceivers for the data center’s backbone (connecting core switches), where AI/ HPC traffic converges. Access layer: Retain 400G Stick with Trixon’s 400G modules for edge switches (serving standard cloud/enterprise workloads) to control costs. Unified compatibility Trixon’s 400G and 800G lines both adhere to global standards (TUV, RoHS), ensuring stable interconnection between layers. Our technical teams (based in Chengdu, the U.S., and Hong Kong) can design custom hybrid architectures. Why Trixon for Your 400G/800G Upgrade? With 15+ years of experience, Trixon offers: A full portfolio (155M~800G) to support any deployment mix; ISO14001/45001-certified manufacturing and global compliance (UL/CE/FCC); Local support via branches in the U.S., Hong Kong, and major Chinese cities.
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