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GORE QSFP Cable Management in Tight Spaces

Published: 27 October 2008
W.L. Gore & Associates, Inc. introduces GORE QSFP, copper cable assemblies for high-performance computing (HPC), enterprise network and network storage markets. It is reported that signal reliability is improved at speeds over the standard InfiniBand QDR data rate of 10 Gbps/channel.
 
Benefits include low latency, decreased jitter and maximum signal eye opening. Signal reliability is enhanced over the InfiniBand QDR data rate of 10 Gbps/channel. The cable is constructed with low dielectric materials that improve bend radius over longer distances in small cross-sectional areas.
 
The assemblies are offered with GORE EYE-OPENER Conductor technology for higher data rate and longer distances. According to the company, the cables are designed to “reach further than other cables” and will lighten cable management in tight spaces because of their smaller size.  
 
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