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Keysight to demonstrate 1.6-terabit Ethernet and AI-network testing at OCP summit

The company announced test platforms and demonstrations for AI-network scaling, inference and multi-vendor interoperability.

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Keysight Technologies said on October 9 that it would present AI-infrastructure test products and joint demonstrations at the OCP Global Summit in San Jose, October 12–15. The announcement included its AresONE-Plus 1600GE platform, which provides eight 1.6-terabit Ethernet ports in one 2U appliance.

Planned demonstrations include a public interoperability test of Ethernet scale-up at 1.6T over 200G SerDes and a mixed AI-workload test emulating 64 800GE NIC and GPU endpoints. These are announced demonstrations, not published measurements of deployed-system performance.

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The company announced test platforms and demonstrations for AI-network scaling, inference and multi-vendor interoperability.

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