Terminate GPON access circuits at a central aggregation point with eight SFP GPON ports, then hand upstream traffic to two 10 Gbps SFP uplinks. TP-Link Omada DS-P7001-08 concentrates fiber access interfaces into one GPON OLT platform for deployments that need an eight-port access layer and 10 Gigabit uplink capacity. A Broadcom chipset provides the named processing platform for this unit. The eight GPON interfaces fit fiber access designs where individual passive optical network segments must terminate at the OLT. Each GPON port is presented as an SFP interface, allowing the optical access side to be built around GPON SFP modules. The two 10 Gbps SFP uplinks provide the path from the OLT toward upstream aggregation, transport, or core infrastructure without consuming GPON access interfaces. This model is distinguished by its eight GPON SFP access ports paired with two 10 Gbps SFP uplinks. That port combination makes it suitable where an OLT needs more access capacity than a small endpoint gateway while retaining a compact, fixed-port architecture. Match the GPON port count, SFP optical requirements, and available 10 Gigabit uplink interfaces to the intended fiber plant before deployment.