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    II-VI: POLS - Pluggable Optical Line System

    March 23, 2021
    POLS integrates the key elements of an optical transport system into a pluggable module supporting up to eight DWDM 400ZR coherent wavelengths.
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    II-VI says its POLS is the world’s first Pluggable Optical Line System in a compact OSFP format. It integrates the key elements of an optical transport system into a pluggable module supporting up to eight DWDM 400ZR coherent wavelengths with a single fiber pair (up to 3.2 Tbps of data center traffic) over 100 km.

    Judge’s comment: “Perfect strategy for extending the advantages of pluggable optics beyond transceivers."

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