Juniper Networks
QSFP56-DD 400G DR4 TRANSCEIVER
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Juniper QSFP56-DD 400G DR4 Transceiver | 400G, QSFP56-DD, Enterprise
Juniper Networks
MPN: QDD-400G-DR4
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Key Features
- QSFP56-DD transceiver form factor
- 400 Gbps data rate
- DR4 optical interface
- Designed for short-reach data center links
- Juniper Networks compatibility
- Single-port module design
- Optical fiber media support
- Carry 400G traffic across short-reach links using DR4 optical signaling
Keep east-west traffic moving at 400G without giving up rack density. The Juniper QSFP56-DD 400G DR4 transceiver is built for short-reach optical links in high-throughput data center fabrics, where every port must carry more traffic with less space and less complexity.
Its QSFP56-DD form factor supports the bandwidth demands of modern aggregation and leaf-spine designs, making it a strong fit for environments that need to scale capacity without expanding chassis count. DR4 optics are well suited to short-distance connections between switches, routers, and high-performance compute infrastructure.
For teams standardizing on Juniper networking, this module aligns with the platform expectations of enterprise and service provider deployments that depend on consistent optical behavior and tight operational control. It is the kind of transceiver chosen when the cost of congestion, oversubscription, or repeated refresh cycles is higher than the price of the right optic.
Use it where 400G density, short-reach performance, and Juniper compatibility need to come together in a single module.
Ideal For
- Leaf-spine switch interconnects in high-density data centers
- Short-reach uplinks between Juniper switching platforms
- High-bandwidth server aggregation in compute clusters
- Capacity expansion in enterprise core and distribution fabrics
Why This Product
- 1400G capacity in a compact QSFP56-DD module
- 2DR4 optics for short-reach data center links
- 3Juniper-aligned deployment for platform consistency
- 4Higher port density than lower-speed QSFP modules


