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Credo Expands ZeroFlap Portfolio with 224G-Based 1.6T Optical Transceivers, Addressing the Growing Demand for AI Network Infrastructure
Source: Business Wire
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Credo expanded its ZeroFlap portfolio with 224G-based 1.6T optical transceivers aimed at rising AI network-infrastructure demand. The product launch positions the company to address higher-speed connectivity requirements for AI data-center deployments, though no financial impact or customer commitments were disclosed.
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