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NVIDIA
A single-port 400Gbps OSFP transceiver with MPO12 APC connectors for 850nm multimode fibre links up to 50m
This single-port transceiver delivers 400 Gbps connectivity in an OSFP form factor for high-density networking equipment. It targets data-centre operators and system integrators building 400GbE links over multimode fibre.
The module uses an MPO12 APC connector and 850 nm optics rated for up to 50 m on multimode fibre. Sustained line-rate traffic is supported within this distance without the signal degradation seen in longer-reach variants. It is not suited for links exceeding 50 m or for single-mode fibre infrastructures.
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The module is rated for typical OSFP power limits, which are higher than smaller form factors; ensure your switch or NIC can supply the required wattage per port.
Use a 12-fibre MPO12 APC to MPO12 APC multimode patch cord with 850 nm optimisation for the 50 m reach.
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