NVIDIA MCP7Y00-N003 InfiniBand NDR OSFP to 2xOSFP Passive Direct Attach Copper Splitter Cable

NVIDIA InfiniBand NDR OSFP to 2xOSFP 3m Splitter Direct Attach Copper Cable

The NVIDIA MCP7Y00-N003 InfiniBand NDR OSFP to 2xOSFP splitter direct attach copper cable provides a dependable high-speed connection for advanced networking and computing environments. Designed for secure access to networked data, this passive network cable supports consistent system performance while simplifying installation and connectivity between compatible network devices.

Featuring InfiniBand NDR technology, the cable is built for high-throughput, low-latency data transfer in demanding data center, artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, and enterprise infrastructure applications. Its OSFP network connector configuration enables a secure link from one host connection to two compatible OSFP connections, supporting efficient system interconnects without requiring active signal electronics.

Constructed with copper conductors, the NVIDIA MCP7Y00-N003 delivers reliable direct attach performance and helps provide a practical solution for short-range network interconnects. The passive design supports operational efficiency and straightforward deployment, making it suitable for network administrators, system integrators, and IT professionals working with compatible NVIDIA InfiniBand equipment. Verify connector compatibility and supported NDR networking specifications before installation.

Features:

• InfiniBand NDR cable supports high-throughput, low-latency data transfer for advanced computing and data center environments
• OSFP to dual OSFP splitter configuration enables connection between compatible network devices and systems
• Passive direct attach copper design provides reliable short-range connectivity without active signal electronics
• Copper construction supports dependable signal transmission and efficient system interconnects
• NVIDIA MCP7Y00-N003 part number allows for accurate product identification and compatibility checking