HPE R0Z30-61001

Aruba QSFP 100 Gigabit Ethernet Transceiver module

The HPE Aruba R0Z30-61001 QSFP 100 Gigabit Ethernet Transceiver module is designed to deliver ultra-fast and reliable connectivity for modern data center and enterprise networks. Engineered for high-density environments, this hot-swappable optical module ensures seamless scalability and simplified deployment for organizations upgrading to 100GbE performance. With its compact QSFP form factor, it integrates easily into Aruba switches and networking hardware, enabling efficient bandwidth utilization and future-ready networking infrastructure.Ideal for IT administrators and enterprises handling cloud workloads, large-scale virtualization, and storage-intensive applications, this 100GbE transceiver ensures high-speed data transfer, low latency, and consistent performance across the network. Its energy-efficient design makes it a reliable solution for demanding workloads while minimizing operational costs.

Features

The Aruba R0Z30-61001 QSFP 100GbE Transceiver module is built for enterprises seeking to expand their network backbone with high-speed fiber connectivity. Supporting 100 Gigabit Ethernet data rates, this module provides the speed and bandwidth required for applications such as cloud computing, big data analytics, and real-time virtualization.As a hot-swappable module, it simplifies network maintenance and scalability by allowing installation and replacement without downtime. The transceiver ensures interoperability with Aruba advanced switches and complies with industry standards for consistent compatibility across networking environments. Designed with energy efficiency in mind, it delivers maximum throughput with minimal power consumption, making it ideal for organizations focused on long-term sustainability and efficiency.

Advanced Options

The HPE Aruba R0Z30-61001 100GbE QSFP Transceiver offers superior performance and reliability for enterprise-grade networking. With 100Gbps data rates, it is optimized for high-throughput workloads, including large-scale storage networks, cloud-based services, and enterprise applications requiring uninterrupted performance.