Credo Expands ZeroFlap Portfolio with 224G-Based 1.6T Optical Transceivers, Addressing the Growing Demand for AI Network Infrastructure
Credo announced a 224G-based family of ZeroFlap (ZF) 1.6T optical transceivers for AI networks, pairing its 224G per lane optical DSP with the Kfir200 silicon photonics PIC and the latest-generation PILOT diagnostics platform. The transceivers deliver real-time optical link health tracking to help operators detect fiber issues and link flaps before they impact AI workloads, reducing time to first token; they ship in 2xDR4, 2xFR4, and DR8 form factors with SONiC-compatible telemetry.
Key figures
- Lane speed
- 224G per lane
- Form factors
- ["2xDR4","2xFR4","DR8"]
- Aggregate bandwidth
- 1.6T
- Transceivers 1 6t forecast 2026
- over 11 million units forecast to ship in 2026 (Cignal AI)
- Transceivers 1 6t forecast 2027
- more than double the 2026 number (Cignal AI)
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