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Cisco 100G 4x25G QSFP to SFP28 Optics Breakout Bundle

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High density Cisco optics bundle designed to split a single 100 Gigabit QSFP interface into four independent 25 Gigabit SFP28 connections, enabling efficient server connectivity, leaf-spine scalability, and cost optimized data center network expansion.

OVERVIEW

  • The Cisco 100G-4X25G-SL-BUN= is a high-speed optical connectivity bundle designed to transform a single 100 Gigabit uplink into four independent 25 Gigabit network connections for modern data center architectures.
  • It is ideally suited for cloud platforms, virtualization clusters, enterprise data centers, AI infrastructure, and large-scale server aggregation environments where flexible bandwidth allocation is required.
  • Compared with standard single-link optics, this bundle improves port utilization, simplifies migration from 10G to 25G environments, and helps organizations maximize existing switching investments.
  • Its breakout architecture supports scalable growth strategies, lowers infrastructure expansion costs, and provides a practical upgrade path for organizations modernizing high-performance network fabrics.
  • The solution is particularly valuable for enterprises seeking efficient leaf-spine deployment models, higher server density, and long-term network scalability.

USE CASES

  • Cloud data center server aggregation deployments
  • Leaf spine network architecture implementations
  • Enterprise virtualization cluster connectivity
  • High density rack server networking
  • Storage and hyperconverged infrastructure connectivity
  • Private cloud modernization projects
  • 100G switch uplink breakout deployments
  • AI and machine learning infrastructure networking
  • Disaster recovery site network expansion
  • Hybrid cloud interconnect and workload mobility environments

KEY FEATURES

  • 100 Gigabit QSFP breakout connectivity architecture
  • Supports four independent 25 Gigabit connections
  • Optimizes switch port utilization efficiency
  • Enables gradual migration toward 25G infrastructures
  • Supports scalable leaf spine network designs
  • Reduces additional switching hardware requirements
  • Improves return on network infrastructure investments
  • Ideal for high density server deployments
  • Facilitates cloud and virtualization expansion projects
  • Supports modern data center connectivity strategies
  • Simplifies bandwidth distribution across multiple endpoints
  • Enhances network scalability without major redesigns
  • Suitable for enterprise and service provider environments
  • Supports infrastructure modernization initiatives
  • Designed for high performance network fabrics

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

  • Brand: Cisco
  • Part Number: 100G-4X25G-SL-BUN=
  • Product Family: Cisco Optical Transceiver Bundle
  • Product Type: QSFP100G to 4x25G SFP28 Optics Bundle
  • Interface Type: 100 Gigabit QSFP to 4 x 25 Gigabit SFP28 Breakout Connectivity
  • Deployment Environment: Storage Networking Environments
  • Application: Network Bandwidth Breakout and Aggregation
  • Application: Data Center Interconnectivity
  • Application: Server Access Connectivity

WHY CHOOSE THIS PRODUCT?

  • Organizations choose the Cisco 100G-4X25G-SL-BUN= because it delivers a practical method for converting high-speed 100G bandwidth into multiple 25G connections without requiring extensive infrastructure replacement. Compared with traditional single-link optics, it improves port efficiency, supports scalable data center growth, and provides a cost-effective migration path for cloud, virtualization, and enterprise networking environments. Its ability to maximize existing switch investments, simplify expansion projects, and support long-term modernization strategies makes it a strong procurement choice for organizations focused on performance, scalability, and infrastructure ROI.

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