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NVIDIA
An 800 Gbps dual-port InfiniBand NDR transceiver with two OSFP interfaces and dual MPO12 APC connectors for 850 nm multimode fibre up to 30 m
This NVIDIA transceiver delivers two 400Gb/s NDR lanes in a single OSFP module for high-density switch interconnects. It uses dual MPO12 APC connectors with 850nm multi-mode fibre to reach 30 metres. The part suits data-centre clusters that need maximum bandwidth per cage.
The 30-metre reach on OM3/OM4 fibre restricts use to intra-row or adjacent-rack links. Longer runs require single-mode optics or active optical cables not covered by this module. Buyers planning cross-row or cross-hall connections must select a different transceiver type.
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The supplier title lists 50 m while the description specifies up to 30 m over multimode fibre. Use the 30 m figure for link planning unless your switch vendor confirms the longer reach.
The transceiver provides two NDR ports at 400 Gbps each, giving 800 Gbps aggregate bandwidth over dual MPO12 APC connectors at 850 nm.
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