Huawei NE80E CR52 4xSFUG 40Gbps Fiber Uplink Bundle

• Enterprise core network bandwidth expansion
• Data center spine-to-spine connectivity
• High-speed aggregation layer deployments
• Inter-data-center network links
• Cloud connectivity infrastructure upgrades
• Campus backbone modernization projects
• Service provider network aggregation
• Virtualization and private cloud environments
• Business continuity and disaster recovery networks
• High-performance LAN and backbone transport architectures

• Four integrated 40Gbps SFUG uplink modules
• Designed for Huawei NE80E series platforms
• High-speed fiber network connectivity
• Low-latency data transport capability
• Supports enterprise core networking
• Ideal for aggregation layer deployments
• Suitable for data center spine architectures
• Carrier-grade operational reliability
• Continuous 24×7 deployment support
• Flexible high-bandwidth expansion option
• Enables scalable network growth
• Supports infrastructure modernization initiatives
• Optimized for backbone traffic aggregation
• Helps improve network performance and efficiency

• Brand: Huawei
• Model / SKU: CR52-4xSFUG-40Gbps
• Product Series: Huawei NE80E Series
• Product Type: High-Performance Switch Bundle / Uplink Modules
• Fiber Interfaces: 4 × 40 Gbps SFUG modules
• Applicable Chassis: Huawei NE80E modular switches
• Transmission Speed: 40 Gbps per SFUG module
• Network Layer Support: Advanced Layer 2/Layer 3 features (dependent on chassis)
• Deployment Type: Enterprise core, data center spine, aggregation
• Operational Mode: Continuous 24×7 operation
• Build Quality: Carrier-grade / enterprise hardware

WHY CHOOSE THIS PRODUCT?

• Provides four dedicated 40Gbps fiber uplinks to support increasing traffic volumes across enterprise and service provider networks.
• Designed specifically for Huawei NE80E platforms, helping organizations maintain architectural consistency and deployment efficiency.
• Suitable for spine-leaf architectures, inter-switch connectivity, and east-west traffic requirements in modern data centers.
• Multiple high-speed uplinks allow organizations to expand bandwidth capacity while preserving existing network investments.
• Supports digital transformation initiatives where applications, virtualization platforms, and cloud services require higher throughput.