Copper backplanes are hitting physical limits: weight strains racks, bundles block airflow, and reach constraints strand compute capacity.
Racks ship heavy; structural limits bite.
Thick copper bundles restrict cooling.
NVLink distance caps pool scale.
A rack-level optical backplane that turns the whole rack into a single, hot-pluggable AI container. Slide a sled in—power, cooling, and 288 optical lanes blind-mate in one motion.
Built for 800G and 1.6T lanes. Expanded-beam optics deliver thousands of mating cycles with minimal loss—and a reach that spans the data center.
Each sled carries dual 144-fiber EBO assemblies . The passive shuffle board routes lanes to structured cables—no active parts, no retimers, no heat.
From training clusters to CPO-enabled switches, the Infinity FBB simplifies cabling, improves airflow, and extends reach—without sacrificing density.
Scale from 25kW island to 200kW row-scale pool.
Route optical engines to front panel with 20× density improvement.
800G/1.6T spine-leaf interconnect with simplified cable management.
Ready to deploy fiber faster through micro-ducts? Request a SlimRun Jet evaluation kit with SC and LC variants, 1.2mm jetting cable samples, and blowing compatibility guidelines. Our application engineers will validate duct specifications for your specific FTTH infrastructure.
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