Name: NVIDIA/Mellanox MCX755106AS-HEAT ConnectX-7 InfiniBand & Ethernet Adapter Card 200GbE/NDR200, Dual-Port QSFP112,PCIe 4.0/5.0 x 16,Tall Bracket
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NVIDIA/Mellanox MCX755106AS-HEAT ConnectX-7 InfiniBand & Ethernet Adapter Card 200GbE/NDR200, Dual-Port QSFP112,PCIe 4.0/5.0 x 16,Tall Bracket

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NVIDIA/Mellanox MCX755106AS-HEAT ConnectX-7 InfiniBand & Ethernet Adapter Card 200GbE/NDR200, Dual-Port QSFP112,PCIe 4.0/5.0 x 16,Tall BracketDescription NVIDIA MCX755106AS HEAT(900 9X7AH 0078 DTZ) ConnectX 7 supports InfiniBand and Ethernet protocols and a range of speeds up to 400Gb s. It enables a wide range of smart, scalable, and feature rich networking solutions that address traditional enterprise needs up to the worlds most demanding AI, scientific computing, and hyperscale cloud data center workloads.

The Palo Alto Networks PAN-40G-QSFP-SR4 compatible module delivers robust 40Gb/s performance for Palo Alto security platforms

It utilizes CWDM technology to optimize bandwidth usage

This transceiver is an ideal solution for short-distance interconnections in professional Allied Telesis networking deployments

This hybrid duplex product provides a robust intensity and a rich

optical transceiver designed for use in 200GbE Ethernet applications

ensuring high signal integrity across an 82ft span

It is constructed with Type B polarity and a magenta LSZH jacket to meet safety and performance standards

This 7m MMC-12 APC (Female) to MPO-12 APC (Female) breakout cable utilizes 12-fiber OS2 single-mode glass for high-density data center patching

32 compatible 10GBASE-DW80 SFP+ module delivers high-performance 10Gb/s connectivity over an 80km reach on single-mode fiber (SMF)

This AOC is optimized for low-latency performance in short-reach data center interconnections

Engineered for a reach of 40km

and Spine/Leaf architectures in cloud data centers