Data Center & AI Infrastructure

Fiber infrastructure that scales with your compute — including AI

From GPU cluster interconnects to MDA core cabling to 400G MPO migration. High-density, pre-terminated, and modular — built for the speed and scale that modern data centers and AI workloads demand.

Solution 01

Core Room Fiber Cabling

The MDA is the backbone of your data center network. Traditional 1U panels holding 12–24 LC ports cannot keep up with 40G/100G/400G density. This solution delivers MPO-based high-density cabling, organized patch management, and optional smart monitoring.

MDA → IDA → HDA → EDA architecture

1
MDA
Optical Distribution Frame
4U/6U/12U, MPO+LC mixed
2
IDA
Optical Distribution Frame
1U/2U, high-density MPO
3
HDA
Fiber Patch Panel
1U, 24-48 LC duplex
4
EDA
Network Cabinet
42U, front/rear vented

What this solves

MPO pre-terminated: 12 cores per connector. 4U frame holds 432+ LC ports.
1U panels only hold 12–24 ports — not enough for 400G density
MPO trunk cables replace dozens of LC jumpers. Organized, traceable, clean.
Patch cords tangle into an unmaintainable mess
Optional smart ODF: RFID per port, LED-guided patching, 30-second fault locate.
Fault location takes hours with no electronic records
MPO backbone supports all speeds. Swap modules, not cables.
Upgrade from 40G to 100G means re-cabling everything
Solution 02

High-Density MPO Pre-terminated Cabling

MPO is the standard for 40G/100G/400G. But polarity management, end-face cleaning, and LC-MPO coexistence trip up even experienced teams. This solution provides clear polarity guidelines, factory-tested components, and a complete trunk-to-fanout product chain.

Polarity: use Method B

Method B (full key reversal) is recommended because both ends use identical products — no A/B side confusion, simpler inventory, and fully TIA-568.3-D compliant.

Method A
Straight-through, symmetric cable. Requires different adapters at each end.
Method B
Full reversal. Same product at both ends. Simplest to specify and deploy.
Method C
Pair-flip. Specialized use cases only. Not recommended for general deployment.

Connector performance comparison

Type Insertion Loss Return Loss Speed Cores/Module
MPO-12 ≤0.25dB ≥50dB 40G/100G 12
MPO-24 ≤0.35dB ≥50dB 100G/400G 24
LC Duplex ≤0.15dB UPC≥50dB 10G/25G 2
Solution 03

Data Center Interconnect (DCI)

Same-city dual-active or cross-region disaster recovery — DCI links carry your most critical traffic. This solution provides SMC outdoor cabinets, IP68 splice closures, and multi-route redundancy for 99.99%+ link availability.

Multi-route redundancy design

1+1 Optical Protection
Both routes active, receiver selects best signal. Failover <50ms.
1:1 Electrical Protection
Backup carries low-priority traffic. Preempts on primary failure.
Ring Protection
Multi-node ring topology. Self-healing on any single point failure.
Physical Route Separation
Primary and backup routes ≥500m apart. No shared manholes or trenches.

DCI node configuration

Node Type Product Key Spec
Outdoor NodeOutdoor Telecom CabinetIP65/IP66, SMC, 9U–42U
Distribution PointFiber Distribution Cabinet144–864 fibers, wall/floor mount
Splice PointFiber Splice Closure96–576 cores, IP68
End OfficeOptical Distribution Frame19" 1U–12U, LC/MPO mixed
Solution 04

AI Data Center Fiber Management

AI training clusters connect hundreds of GPUs through high-density fiber interconnects. Each GPU node uses 8-16 fiber pairs. A single AI rack can need 96+ LC duplex ports. Traditional 12-24 port panels cannot keep up. High-density fiber patch panels and ODFs become critical infrastructure — and since they are made from sheet metal, not fiber, their cost is unaffected by fiber price surges.

96+
LC ports per rack
Typical AI GPU cluster
144
Ports in 1U panel
Jergeo JODF-U1 max
1440
Ports in one ODF
Jergeo JODF-C2
0%
Fiber price exposure
Sheet metal, not fiber

What this solves for AI data centers

Jergeo JODF-U1: 144 ports in 1U with independent wiring channels. No fiber tangle, no crossed connections.
Traditional 1U panels only hold 12-24 ports — GPU clusters need 96+
Rotary (JODF-U2) and sliding (JODF-U3/U4) designs let technicians work from the front only — no side clearance needed.
Dense cabling makes re-patching a nightmare without full rack access
MPO adapter strips slot into standard Jergeo panels. Mix LC and MPO in the same 1U chassis for hybrid top-of-rack cabling.
MPO trunk cables need termination at structured patch points
Patch panels and ODFs are cold-rolled steel. Zero fiber raw material. Your cost is stable regardless of fiber market conditions.
Fiber price surges make fiber-dependent products risky to stock

Recommended products

JODF-U1 — Independent Wiring Channel Patch Panel

144 ports in 1U. Each module has its own fiber routing channel — when you re-patch port 96, you do not disturb ports 1-95. Critical when GPU cluster topologies change frequently during AI workload reconfiguration.

1U-6U12-144 portsFC/SC/LC/MPOCold rolled steelIndependent wiring
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JODF-U2/U3 — Rotary & Sliding Access Patch Panel

Rotary design swings out 180 degrees. Sliding drawer extends from the front — no side clearance needed. Essential in AI data center hot aisles where rear access is blocked.

1U-4U12-96 portsFC/SC/LCRotary/SlidingFront access only
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JODF-C2 — 1440-Port High-Density ODF

Standalone fiber distribution node at the MDA or IDA layer. 1440 ports in a single frame with center-bobbin fiber slack management. For AI data center core rooms where thousands of fibers converge.

42U frame432-1440 portsLC/MPO mixedCenter bobbinStandalone
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AI vs. traditional data center: fiber density

Parameter Traditional DC AI Data Center
Fiber ports per rack12-4896-192
Typical connectorLC duplexMPO-12/MPO-24 + LC
Re-patch frequencyMonthly / quarterlyWeekly / per-workload
Panel access needStandard front accessSliding / rotary required
Airflow concernLowHigh (cable bulk blocks airflow)
Cost sensitivity to fiber priceModerateHigh — but patch panels are metal

Planning a data center or AI cluster cabling upgrade?

Whether you are building an AI GPU cluster, migrating to 400G MPO, or designing a DCI backbone — share your current infrastructure and target architecture. We will specify the right product mix.