Huawei CE7855-EI-B-B0A 32-Port 40GE Data Center Switch

• Cloud service provider network backbone
• Spine-leaf architecture deployments
• Virtualized enterprise infrastructure networks
• High-performance computing (HPC) clusters
• Financial services low-latency trading networks
• Telecom carrier aggregation networks
• Large-scale virtualization and container environments
• Government and defense data center infrastructure

• Hot-swappable PSU design for zero-downtime maintenance
• VXLAN and EVPN support for network virtualization
• Low-latency architecture optimized for east-west traffic
• Air inlet cooling design for efficient thermal management
• Energy-efficient hardware architecture for reduced operational cost
• Rack-mountable form factor for data center integration
• Supports SDN-ready and cloud-native network environments
• Intelligent traffic management and segmentation capabilities
• Scalable design for enterprise and hyperscale growth
• Multi-interface management via CLI, SNMP, and web UI
• Optimized for mission-critical enterprise workloads

• Brand: Huawei
• Model: CE7855-EI-B-B0A
• Ports: 32 x 40GE QSFP+
• Power Supply: 2 x AC PSU (hot-swappable)
• Airflow: Front-to-back (Air Inlet)
• Switch Type: Enterprise / Data Center Switch
• Network Layer: Layer 2 and Layer 3
• Deployment: Core / Aggregation / Access Layer
• Management: CLI, SNMP, Web-based management

WHY CHOOSE THIS PRODUCT?

• Enterprises choose this switch for its ability to support high-performance data center networking with predictable latency and scalable bandwidth.

• It provides 40GE QSFP+ port density, enabling large-scale spine-leaf architectures for modern cloud data centers.
• Dual hot-swappable power supplies improve operational resilience and reduce downtime risk in mission-critical environments.
• VXLAN and EVPN support enables seamless integration into virtualized and multi-tenant cloud networks.
• It reduces infrastructure complexity by consolidating high-speed aggregation and core switching functions.
• Designed for scalability, it supports enterprise growth from mid-scale clusters to large distributed data centers.