NVIDIA/Mellanox Compatible ACC 2m (7ft) Twin-port 2x400Gb/s OSFP Finned Top to 4x200Gb/s OSFP Flat Top InfiniBand NDR Active Copper Splitter Cable

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NVIDIA/Mellanox Compatible ACC 2m (7ft) Twin-port 2x400Gb/s OSFP Finned Top to 4x200Gb/s OSFP Flat Top InfiniBand NDR Active Copper Splitter CableDescription NADDOD O4O112 800G AC2H is an 800Gb s twin port OSFP (Octal Small Form factor Pluggable) Finned Top to 4x200Gb s OSFP Flat Top Active Copper Cable (ACC) dual breakout (aka splitter) cable. The ACC uses 8 channels of 100G PAM4 modulation and is available in lengths up to 5 meters. ACC cables are the second lowest cost, low latency, low power consuming, high speed links next to passive DACs due to their simplicity of design and minimal

NVIDIA/Mellanox MCP7F60-W003R26 Compatible 3m (10ft) 400G QSFP-DD to 4X100G QSFP56 Passive DAC Breakout Cable is a 3-meter 28AWG copper solution for splitting 400Gbps ports into four 100Gbps channels

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it can be deployed either as a native 800G optical link or in a breakout configuration connecting to two 400G DR4 QSFP-DD modules

It delivers 400Gbps throughput using four 112G lanes

providing a robust solution for adjacent multi-mode fiber links

NADDOD O2O112-800G-AC4 is a high-speed active copper cabling solution designed for AI/HPC high-performance computing clusters and next-generation data center architectures

This cable is specifically engineered for NVIDIA/Mellanox fabrics to ensure reliable high-bandwidth data transport across inter-rack connections

By utilizing passive copper technology

Leveraging either advanced silicon photonics (SiPh) or EML technology

very low power consumption

NADDOD offers optimal Mellanox MFS1S50-H030E/MFS1S50-H030V Compatible 30m (98ft) 200G QSFP56 to 2X100G QSFP56 Breakout HDR AOC for QM8700/QM8790

Arista CAB-D-4Q-400G-1M Compatible 1m (3ft) 400G QSFP-DD to 4X100G QSFP56 Passive DAC Breakout Cable is a 30AWG short-reach copper assembly for splitting 400Gbps ports into four 100Gbps lanes

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