Translated with AI from the Russian original.

At the "Digital Industry of Industrial Russia" (CIPR-2025) conference, the Aquarius group of companies presented two new switch models. The equipment is designed for high-load scenarios, including artificial intelligence tasks. The release is expected by the end of 2025.

At CIPR, the company showcased engineering samples of switches with 32x400 and 32x800 configurations. The first model is equipped with 32 ports with a bandwidth of up to 400 Gbps, the second - up to 800 Gbps. Both devices support modern data transmission standards, including Ethernet. It is also possible to manage bandwidth - for example, use the conversion of 400 to 4x100 Gbps.

Management is carried out through its own AqNOS operating system, registered in the register of the Ministry of Digital Development. The new models support scaling and are suitable for data processing centers, AI platforms and other critical infrastructures. Artem Drozhzhin, Director of the Telecommunications Solutions Department of Aquarius, said:

The direction of telecom equipment appeared quite recently, and in just a few years we have prepared 16 models of switches for the market, created our own AQ NOS operating system and a training course for specialists. The release of solutions with a 32x100 G interface configuration has become a serious challenge for our industry, but we were able to overcome it and today we are showing engineering samples of the next generation. We plan to continue creating powerful, reliable and scalable solutions, ensuring development in a rapidly changing digital world.

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