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Arista DCS-7500RA-36Q-LC 7500R Blade 36 x QSFP+ Ports Line Card
- 36 x QSFP+ ports
- Supports 40GbE connectivity
- Line card for Arista 7500R Series chassis
- High-density port configuration
- Designed for data center aggregation and core layers
- Low latency forwarding
- Modular design for flexibility
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Product Overview
The Arista DCS-7500RA-36Q-LC is a line card for the Arista 7500R series modular switches, featuring 36 x QSFP+ ports. It is designed to provide high-density, high-performance connectivity for data center networks.
Technical Information
| Brand | Arista |
| Part Number | DCS-7500RA-36Q-LC |
| Product Series | 7500R |
| Port Type | QSFP+ |
Additional Specifications
| Number of Ports | 36 |
| Speed per Port | 40GbE |
| Function | Line Card |
Product Description
The Arista DCS-7500RA-36Q-LC is a high-performance line card designed to be integrated into the Arista 7500R Series modular chassis. This specific line card is equipped with 36 ports that support QSFP+ transceivers, enabling 40 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity. Its primary role is to provide dense, high-speed uplinks and interconnections within demanding data center environments. This line card is engineered to deliver exceptional throughput and low latency, making it suitable for aggregation and core layer functions in large-scale data centers. The modular nature of the 7500R platform, combined with line cards like the DCS-7500RA-36Q-LC, allows for flexible network designs and the ability to scale capacity as needed. By offering 36 x 40GbE ports, this line card facilitates the high-bandwidth requirements of modern server virtualization, cloud computing, and big data applications. It is a key component for building robust, scalable, and high-performance data center networks that can adapt to evolving technological demands.
