NVIDIA MQM9790-NS2F Quantum-2 NDR InfiniBand Switch, 64 x 400Gb/s Ports, 32 OSFP Cages, Unmanaged, Power-to-connector(P2C) Airflow(forward), with 5-year Service

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NVIDIA MQM9790-NS2F Quantum-2 NDR InfiniBand Switch, 64 x 400Gb/s Ports, 32 OSFP Cages, Unmanaged, Power-to-connector(P2C) Airflow(forward), with 5-year ServiceDescription NVIDIA QM9790 switch come with 64 400Gb s ports on 32 physical octal small form factor pluggable (OSFP) connectors that can be split to deliver up to 128 200Gb s ports. The compact, 1U, fixed configuration switch offering includes internally managed and externally managed (aka unmanaged) versions. They carry an aggregated bidirectional throughput of 51. 2 terabits per second (Tb s), with a landmark capacity of more than 66. 5 billion

The cable connects data signals from each of the 4 MMF (Multi Mode Fiber) pairs on the single QSFP56 end to the dual pair of each of the QSFP56 multiport ends

splitting one MPO-8 APC interface into two MPO-4 APC legs

NADDOD OSFP-800G-2xSR4H is an InfiniBand and Ethernet 800Gb/s 2x400Gb/s Twin-port OSFP

The NVIDIA/Mellanox MFP7E10-N010 compatible 10m (33ft) jumper provides a high-density MPO-12 APC to MPO-12 APC connection using 12-fiber OM4 multimode glass

The NVIDIA/Mellanox MFP7E40-N020 compatible 20m breakout cable delivers reliable OS2 performance

This medium-reach LSZH assembly provides a reliable data path for aggregated high-speed signals

long-reach transmission

6T infiniband XDR network architectures

and a high message rate

6T-AC2H is a 2m (7ft) dual-port 2 × 800Gb/s OSFP224-to-OSFP224 high-speed Active Copper Cable (ACC) compatible with NVIDIA/Mellanox MCA4K50-X002 (980-9IAM3-00X002)

6T-AE3H is an 1600Gb/s twin-port 2x800Gb/s OSFP224 IHS to 1600Gb/s twin-port 2x800Gb/s OSFP224 IHS Active Electrical Cable (AEC) for 1600G networking

The product incorporates high-speed retiming and signal equalization technologies to ensure link integrity and stable error performance in short-distance deployments

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