Delta Electronics Unveils AI Networking Solutions at COMPUTEX 2025
Delta Electronics has showcased its latest advancements in AI data center networking at COMPUTEX 2025, announced in a press release. The company introduced a 51.2T Co-Packaged Optics (CPO) Ethernet switch, leveraging Broadcom's Tomahawk 5-Bailly solution, designed to meet the growing demands of AI networking.
The new CPO switch offers significant improvements in network efficiency and speed, delivering over 30% power savings compared to traditional pluggable switches. It features a compact 3U form factor, making it suitable for space-constrained environments without compromising performance. The switch integrates eight high-density 6.4T optical engines directly into the silicon package, reducing latency and power consumption while enhancing bandwidth and scalability.
Delta also provides flexible cooling solutions for the CPO switch, offering both advanced air and liquid cooling options to ensure optimal thermal management and system performance. This versatility allows customers to choose the most suitable cooling method for their specific needs, making the switch adaptable for a wide range of applications.
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