64-port 800G AI fabric switch for large-scale GPU clusters, HPC backbones, and ultra-high-throughput data center networks.
- Ports
- 64x 800G OSFP
- Capacity
- 51.2Tbps
- OS
- Enterprise SONiC / xSONiC OS profile
Technology Overview
Open networking that still feels operator-ready.
This page outlines the open-NOS, management and visibility questions to validate before selecting a platform. Published catalogue fields are starting points, not compatibility or performance evidence.
Technology Pillars
Three evaluation principles for the stack.
The emphasis is on what a buyer and operator should verify around the platform, not on broad claims inferred from raw port counts.
Open Platform
A SONiC-based evaluation path
Evaluate the qualified SONiC image, hardware profile, and lifecycle scope together instead of treating the NOS name as proof of compatibility.
Visibility
Validate operator workflows
Use a proof of concept to validate the command-line, telemetry, failure, and upgrade workflows your operators actually depend on.
Management
Multiple control surfaces
Published management interfaces are platform- and image-specific; confirm the required API, schema, and release before purchase.
Published Platform Anchors
Start with the hardware and software records you can inspect.
These product pages identify the published port profile, capacity, and SONiC positioning. They are evaluation inputs—not a substitute for release notes, qualification results, or a signed bill of materials.
32-port 100G leaf/spine switch for compact data center fabrics, cloud routing, and high-throughput server aggregation.
- Ports
- 32x 100G QSFP28 · 2x 10G SFP+ management or auxiliary ports
- Capacity
- 3.2Tbps
- OS
- Enterprise SONiC / xSONiC OS profile
Evidence boundary
Catalogue images and the CLI example are evaluation aids, not qualification evidence.
The product cards identify published xSONiC records. The terminal below is deliberately illustrative and is not captured output from a released image, laboratory run or customer deployment.
What establishes a project-specific claim
- The exact switch, ASIC, optics, SONiC image, release and required feature matrix
- Release notes or a supported-hardware record for the selected platform-and-image tuple
- Configuration output and scoped acceptance results from the target build
Operator Experience
Use an illustrative transcript to plan the real validation.
The commands below show the types of operational checks a proof of concept should cover. They are not captured output from a released image.
Operational console Illustrative SONiC-style CLI
router# show interfaces status
xe0 up 100G fabric-uplink-a
router# show telemetry subscriptions
3 active streams gNMI / OpenConfig / alerts
router# show sonic services
bgp syncd telemetry
Illustrative transcript only. Command names, output, available services, and management paths vary by qualified xSONiC image and hardware platform; verify them in the target release.
Next Technical Step
Validate the exact platform and software image.
Bring the required protocols, automation interfaces, topology, optics, and support assumptions into a scoped engineering review.