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T&S Certified by US Conec for MMC Termination and Assembly
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T&S Certified by US Conec for MMC Termination and Assembly

May 27, 2025  |  T&S
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    In October 2024, T&S Communications was officially certified by US Conec for its MMC connector and TMT ferrule termination and assembly capabilities, in full compliance with the stringent standards outlined in TN-1000: MMC-CERT Version 1.0. This places T&S among a select group of global manufacturers recognized for their advanced expertise in MMC connector solutions.


    T&S Certified by US Conec for MMC Termination and Assembly


    About the MMC Connector

    The MMC (Multi-fiber Multi-Row Connector) is a next-generation high-density fiber optic interconnect solution developed by US Conec, designed to meet the rapidly growing bandwidth and space demands of hyperscale data centers, high-performance computing (HPC), AI clusters, and cloud infrastructure.


    T&S Certified by US Conec for MMC Termination and Assembly


    Compared with traditional MPO connectors, the MMC delivers significant advantages in design, performance, and space efficiency. Featuring US Conec’s patented TMT ferrule, a single MMC connector supports up to 3 rows × 16 fibers (48 fibers), and can be easily scaled to support thousands of fibers per panel through multi-port configurations. A 1U standard rack panel can accommodate up to 6,336 fibers, making the MMC an ideal solution for ultra-high-density environments.


    T&S Certified by US Conec for MMC Termination and Assembly

    T&S Certified by US Conec for MMC Termination and Assembly


    With a compact Very Small Form Factor (VSFF), the MMC significantly reduces port size, enabling a threefold increase in panel density and simplifying cable management. Despite its density, the connector maintains excellent insertion loss (IL) and return loss (RL) performance, fully supporting 400G/800G and higher transmission rates, and is compatible with OM3, OM4, OM5 multimode and OS2 singlemode fibers.


    The MMC system supports standardized panel architectures and modular components, allowing seamless integration with existing rack infrastructure. Combined with DirectConec™ push-pull technology, the MMC simplifies installation and maintenance, making it a highly efficient and scalable solution for next-generation data center deployments.


    About US Conec

    US Conec is a global leader in high-density fiber optic interconnect technology with over 30 years of innovation and expertise. The company designs and manufactures advanced connectivity solutions for applications across data centers, enterprise networks, public infrastructure, industrial systems, and defense. Headquartered in Hickory, North Carolina, US Conec is jointly owned by three industry leaders: Corning Optical Communications, Fujikura, and NTT-AT.
    For more information, please visit www.usconec.com.


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