QNAP QXG-100G2SF-E810 Dual-Port 100GbE PCIe 4.0 x16 Network Expansion Card

Boost network efficiency and increase performance for I/O intensive and latency-sensitive virtualization and data centers with the QXG-100G2SF-E810 Dual-Port 100GbE PCIe 4.0 x16 Network Expansion Card from QNAP. This network expansion card supports PCIe 4.0 x16 and provides up to 100 Gb/s of bandwidth to help overcome performance bottlenecks, especially when using all-flash storage to realize enhanced performance from ever-demanding IT challenges.

The QXG-100G2SF-E810 supports FEC to overcome packet loss, a potentially common occurrence in fast, long-distance networks. FEC helps the receiving side detect and recover lost data to correct bit errors, thus ensuring reliable data transmission over "noisy" communication channels. With three FEC modes, you can use a suitable cable and switch to build an optimal network environment.

The QXG-100G2SF-E810 network expansion card can be connected to a switch, either with a QSFP28 cable or a QSFP28 to (4) SFP28 cable. You can also configure network redundancy to achieve network failover via the switch for continuous service and high availability.

Use a 100GbE switch. Set one 100GbE connection as the main route and the other 100GbE as a backup route.

Use a QNAP 25GbE switch and a QSFP28 to (4) SFP28 cables to connect the 100GbE port on the QXG-100G2SF-E810 to four 25GbE ports on the switch. Set a group of QSFP28 to (4) SFP28 connection as the main route and the other as a backup route.

Supporting twenty-four (24) U.2 NVMe Gen 3 x4 SSDs, QNAP's flagship TS-h2490FU NVMe all-flash storage features a PCIe Gen 4 x16 slot that enables the QXG-100G2SF-E810 to fully realize 100GbE performance and eliminate bottlenecks in modern data centers, virtualization, cloud applications, and mission-critical backup/restore tasks.

Besides QNAP devices, the QXG-100G2SF-E810 supports many platforms, including Windows 10, Windows Server, and Linux/Ubuntu, allowing you to attain optimal business performance for a wider range of system applications and services. The higher bandwidth density with reduction in links helps reduce cabling footprint and operational costs.

Faster server connections within data centers accelerate data aggregation and operational performance.

Boost the productivity of compute-demanding tasks such as cloud computing, virtual machines, containers, and more.

Empower the movement of large files from surveillance streams, 4K/8K media, Internet of Things, and more.