Juniper Networks
QSFP56-DD 400G SR8 TRANSCEIVER
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Juniper QSFP56-DD QDD-400G-SR8 400G SR8 Transceiver | QSFP56-DD, Enterprise
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MPN: QDD-400G-SR8
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Key Features
- QSFP56-DD transceiver type
- 400 Gbps data rate
- SR8 short-reach optical profile
- Multimode fiber support
- Juniper Networks compatibility
- High-density 400G design
- Deliver 400G short-reach connectivity using QSFP56-DD SR8 optics
- Increase fabric throughput with a single 400G multimode transceiver
When the fabric needs more throughput without more front-panel clutter, this is the class of optics that belongs in the design. Juniper QDD-400G-SR8 is a QSFP56-DD transceiver built for 400G short-reach connectivity over multimode fiber, making it well suited to leaf-spine cores, high-bandwidth aggregation layers, and switch platforms where every port matters.
The SR8 optical profile is designed for short-distance data center transport, where predictable reach and dense packaging are more important than long-haul capability. QSFP56-DD gives you the physical density to support modern 400G architectures while keeping the optical layer aligned to in-rack and row-scale deployments. For teams standardizing on Juniper optics, this module supports a clean migration path to higher-speed fabrics without overbuying reach you will not use.
Choose it when you need 400G performance in a compact form factor and want the cabling, density, and operational simplicity that come with a purpose-built short-reach transceiver.
Ideal For
- 400G leaf-spine uplinks in modern data centers
- Short-reach multimode interconnects between high-speed switches
- Aggregation layers that need more bandwidth per port
- Dense fabric designs where front-panel space is limited
Why This Product
- 1400G throughput in a compact QSFP56-DD footprint
- 2Short-reach multimode design for data center fabrics
- 3Higher bandwidth per port than 100G-class optics
- 4Best suited to dense uplinks where cable management matters


