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Amphenol High-Speed I/O
is an interconnect industry innovator with a diverse cable line-up of
both Passive Direct Attach Copper (DAC) Cable and Active Optical
Cable (AOC) assemblies. Amphenol’s best-in-class High-Speed
interconnect solutions are capable of supporting network server I/O
backbone link speeds ranging from 10-Gigabits-per-second (10G SFP+)
to 800-Gigabits-per-second (OSFP/QSFP-DD 112G).
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Amphenol XGIGA designs
and manufactures optical I/O solutions, supporting network throughput
from 1.0-Gbps to 400.0-Gbps. Local Area Network (LAN) Multi-Mode
Fiber links up to 300m (984’) via their line-up of SR (Short-Range)
Optical Transceiver Modules, as well as in Wide Area Network (WAN)
and Metro Area Network (MAN) Single-Mode Fiber links from 1-100km via
their LR (Long-Range) Optical Module line-up.
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Amphenol Interconnect
Product Corporation engineers and
manufactures a broad mix of interconnect solutions including PC I/O
cable assemblies, power cables, power connectors, power distribution
interfaces and bus bars, serving the solar/wind renewable energy
markets, EV Electric and Hybrid Vehicle markets and 5G cellular phone
tower and fixed communications infrastructure markets respectively.
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Questions? Contact Our NY-Based Customer Service
Professionals
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Nick "The Cable Guy" Blas has enjoyed a fulfilling career as Amphenol Cables on Demand's exclusive Product Manager and resident tech expert, having worked for the company just months after its debut launch in December of 2006. Prior to Amphenol, Mr. Blas worked for another interconnect giant, Deutsch Connectors (Now Tyco), in their Defense and Aerospace division as their youngest Program Manager at just 25. While in college for Electrical Engineering and Business Administration/Information Management at UC Riverside and Cal State San Bernardino, Mr. Blas excelled in retail marketing management and sales for Canon USA and Hewlett Packard, both in their printer and imaging business units. Mr. Blas has been a self-professed "tech nerd" since age 10, with a particular fascination with radio and broadcast communications and antenna systems, which led to his grant work for TRW, where he created an entire lab course on antenna engineering concepts at age 19 as a Sophomore (the class was subsequently instructed to Junior class Engineering students in multiple University of California Schools). Mr. Blas earned his Executive MBA at California State University, Monterey in 2012, graduating with honors. He and his wife, Shelly and son, Ethan, currently reside in the stunning Ozark mountains, just outside of Bentonville, Arkansas (home of the world's largest company, Wal-Mart).