FICER to Show 800G Optical Transceivers at Futurecom 2026

Sep 23, 2026
FICER Technology will present optical networking products for AI data centers, backbone transmission and regional internet providers at Futurecom 2026 in São Paulo.
FICER to Show 800G Optical Transceivers at Futurecom 2026
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FICER Technology will present fiber optic products for AI data centers and telecommunications networks at Futurecom 2026, the company announced in a press release. The event will run from October 6 to 8 at São Paulo Expo in Brazil.

FICER will show 800G and 400G optical transceivers for AI workloads and high density data centers. It will also present its F520 OTN DWDM System and Digital Coherent Optics products for backbone transmission and connections between data centers.

The company will display 25G and 100G single fiber BiDi modules for regional internet providers. These modules transmit and receive over separate wavelengths on one fiber strand. FICER will also show XGSPON and 25G PON optical modules for enterprise networks, mobile backhaul, logistics and industrial applications.

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