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A 25 GbE SFP28 SR optic module for short-reach fibre links
This Intel add-on card is an SFP28 SR optic module designed for 25 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity. It suits network administrators and system builders upgrading enterprise switches or servers that accept SFP28 transceivers for short-reach fibre links.
Verify that your host equipment provides an SFP28 cage rated for 25 GbE SR optics and supports the required fibre specification. Confirm the switch or NIC firmware recognises third-party or Intel-branded modules before installation. Ensure duplex multimode fibre cabling with the correct connector polish is available for the link distance.
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The product is a single pack containing one Intel E25GSFP28SR SR Optic transceiver; no extra transceivers are included.
The listed part number E25GSFP28SR identifies this specific 25 GbE SFP28 SR optic; no other capacities or versions are referenced.
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