Types of 10GbE Switches

Small Tree gives you the best options when it comes to improving your shared system. There are a variety of Edge-corE 10 GbE switches, Fujitsu 10 Gb switches and 10 Gb XFP components to help optimize your 10 gigabit ethernet connection. Discover which 10GbE Switch is best suited for your Shared Network and start working more productively.

Edge-corE 10GbE Switches

Our Edge-corE 10GbE Switches are guaranteed to optimize your data transfer needs. Utilizing these stacking cables will allow your network to work with more speed and storage, which gives you the capacity to implement high performance clustering. Small Tree's Edge-corE 10GbE system is designed and implemented to promote and provide a more integrated platform for service, with an eye to link products, routes, and networks. Your Network is sure to reach it's full potential with this system. You will see faster speeds and larger amounts of storage within your high performance professional network.

Fujitsu 10GbE Switches

Fujitsu 10GbE Switches provide the lowest latency for 10Gb ethernet switching at 300ns or greater. These advanced systems are designed with a flexible interface that makes it easy to customize and optimize your shared storage solution. Fujitsu 10 Gigabit Ethernet Switches are essential when dealing with uncompressed high definition or high resolution photo files, making it perfect for any business dealing even slightly with professional creative editing software. Discover the benefits this incredibly fast layer 2 connection can bring to your high performance business network.

XFP Modules

Our XFP Modules are designed in both copper CX4 modules and optical modules to provide bandwidth for networking applications, additional storage and clustering. Provide your business network with faster connections between switches and network cards to your high performance servers and individual workstations with XFP Modules for 10GbE switches These components optimize your network by supplying a faster connection between the switches and the network cards in servers and workstations.