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New Passive Optical Network solutions for data center interconnects range from $35 for short-reach QSFP28 modules to several thousand dollars for long-reach coherent optics, with market growth driven by 50G-PON/NG-PON2 and high-speed DCI deployments.Component-Level Pricing
  • QSFP28 Modules: Short-reach (SR4) 100G modules can cost as low as $35, delivering 100G connectivity at approximately $0.35 per Gbps, while long-reach LR4 or ZR4 modules can reach several thousand dollars depending on OEM branding, warranty, and platform compatibility .
  • SFP+ Modules: 10G modules are typically around $20, equating to $2 per Gbps, making higher-speed QSFP28 modules more cost-efficient for large-scale deployments .
  • Coherent Pluggable Optics: For DCI, Cisco and other vendors offer coherent pluggable modules capable of 400G transport over 40 km to 1,000+ km, reducing the need for standalone transponders and lowering power, cooling, and footprint costs by over 80% .
PON Equipment Market Trends
  • The Passive Optical Network equipment market is projected to grow from $38.71 billion in 2026 to $61.49 billion by 2031, at a CAGR of 9.7% .
  • 50G-PON and NG-PON2 platforms are expanding rapidly, with a projected CAGR of 10.55% through 2031, driven by fiber upgrades, 5G transport, and enterprise adoption .
  • OLT systems accounted for 46.05% of the market in 2025, while ONT units are growing at a CAGR of 10.88%, reflecting increasing demand for high-speed access and interconnectivity .
Data Center Interconnect Considerations
  • High-speed optics: 800G and 1.6 Tbps transceivers are becoming mainstream, with InP-based EML designs critical for long-haul and high-capacity links .
  • Supply constraints: Production of leading-edge optics is concentrated among a few global players, with yields ranging from 15% to 50% for high-speed designs, potentially affecting pricing .
  • Operational savings: Deploying pluggable coherent optics in DCI reduces equipment complexity, energy consumption, and operational costs compared to traditional transponders .
Summary

For data center interconnects using PON technology, short-reach QSFP28 modules offer highly cost-effective 100G connectivity, while long-reach coherent optics are significantly more expensive but essential for multi-kilometer links. The market is expanding rapidly due to 50G-PON/NG-PON2 adoption, 5G transport needs, and enterprise interest in passive optical LANs. Buyers should consider cost per Gbps, vendor support, and platform compatibility when selecting modules, balancing upfront costs with operational efficiency and scalability .

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