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CFP2 capabilities are available on existing 88100NGE Power Blazer and 85100G Packet Blazer modules through EXFO’s new patent pending CFP-to-CFP2 adaptor, requiring no additional high-speed modules. This adaptor comes with great flexibility, supporting the industry’s two implementations of 100G transceivers: 4 x 25G and 10 x 10G.
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