HPE QL41134HLCU-HC

Gigabit Ethernet Adapter 4-Port SFP

The HPE QL41134HLCU-HC Gigabit Ethernet Adapter is a high-performance 4-port SFP+ 10Gb Ethernet card designed for data-intensive network environments. Ideal for enterprise-grade servers and storage systems, it ensures rapid data transfer, low latency, and seamless virtualization support. This adapter meets the demands of modern data centers with superior bandwidth, making it perfect for tasks such as high-speed networking, virtual machine migration, and large file transfers. With its quad-port SFP+ design, it provides versatile connectivity options and high port density in a compact form factor. IT professionals looking for scalability, efficiency, and reliability will find this card an excellent choice for enhancing server performance and optimizing network throughput.

Features

Designed for demanding IT environments, this Gigabit Ethernet Adapter offers exceptional networking performance with its four 10Gb SFP+ ports. It integrates seamlessly into PCIe 3.0 server platforms and supports advanced features such as SR-IOV, DPDK, and tunneling offloads, optimizing performance for virtualized workloads. The adapter uses an efficient, low-latency design to support large-scale deployments, including clustered storage networks, hyper-converged infrastructures, and high-performance compute clusters. With support for a broad range of operating systems and hypervisors, it ensures cross-platform compatibility and ease of deployment. Its flexible SFP+ ports allow for both short and long-distance fiber connections, making it adaptable to a wide variety of data center architectures.

Advanced Options

Built with advanced networking technologies, this adapter card offers robust, low-latency performance ideal for business-critical IT operations. The use of PCIe 3.0 x8 ensures that the full 10Gb bandwidth on each port can be maintained without congestion, even during peak usage. Hardware-based virtualization support including SR-IOV improves I/O performance by allowing multiple virtual machines to share the same physical