Entity: XFP
XFP is a standard for transceivers used in high-speed computer network and telecommunication links that utilize optical fiber.
XFP
Etymology
The acronym XFP stands for '10 gigabit small form-factor pluggable'.
Definition
XFP is a standard for transceivers used in high-speed computer network and telecommunication links that utilize optical fiber. It was established by an industry group in 2002.
Historical Context
The XFP transceiver standard was introduced in 2002, providing a compact and high-speed solution for network connections.
Cultural Significance
XFP transceivers have become essential components in modern networking equipment, enabling high-speed data transmission over optical fiber links.
Related Concepts
XFP is related to other transceiver standards such as SFP and QSFP, each designed for specific network requirements.
See Also
A small form-factor pluggable transceiver standard designed for high-speed network and telecommunication links.