The AXIOM AXG98098 is a dual-port 10Gbs SFP+ NIC card designed for data centers and enterprise networks needing fast, reliable connectivity. This PCIe 3.0 x8 adapter delivers scalable throughput and is TAA compliant for government and enterprise deployments.
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Dual 10Gbs SFP+ ports: Two independent SFP+ interfaces provide high-throughput links and failover options for critical workloads.
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PCIe 3.0 x8 interface: Ready for high-bandwidth servers with broad compatibility and efficient data transfer.
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TAA compliant: Procurement-ready for government and enterprise environments adhering to Trade Agreements Act standards.
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OS driver support: Drivers available for Windows and Linux to simplify deployment.
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Reliable AXIOM engineering: Built by AXIOM for durability, stability, and long-term service in demanding networks.
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Low latency and stability: Optimized for enterprise workloads and data-center traffic with consistent 10Gbs speeds.
By delivering sustained 10Gbs performance across dual ports, the AXG98098 helps alleviate bottlenecks between servers, storage arrays, and virtualization hosts. It supports fiber transceivers via SFP+ for flexible distance coverage, while its PCIe 3.0 x8 backbone ensures fast, predictable data movement. This card is ideal for data centers, cloud deployments, and enterprise networks that require dependable throughput and minimal latency for critical applications.
Specs
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Model: AXG98098
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Ports: Dual SFP+ 10Gbs
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Interface: PCIe 3.0 x8
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Compliance: TAA
FAQs
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Is this card compatible with all motherboards? It requires a PCIe 3.0 x8 slot; compatibility depends on your system’s specifications.
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Can I use this card for fiber connections? Yes—the SFP+ ports support fiber optic transceivers for long-distance links.
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Does it support Windows and Linux? Yes, drivers are available for both operating systems.
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What is the warranty period? Please refer to AXIOM’s official warranty policy for details.
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Is this card suitable for gaming? It is optimized for enterprise and data center environments rather than gaming.