NVIDIA InfiniBand Compatible 400G OSFP 8x 50G PAM4 to 4x 100G QSFP56 2x 50G PAM4 InfiniBand HDR Passive Breakout DAC Cable

The NVIDIA InfiniBand Compatible 400G OSFP 8x 50G PAM4 to 4x 100G QSFP56 2x 50G PAM4 InfiniBand HDR Passive Breakout DAC Cable is a passive twinax direct attach copper cable with OSFP (IHS/Finned Top) to 4x QSFP56, supporting 400Gbps links over a length of 2m (7ft). As a passive cable it draws essentially no power and adds no latency to the link. It is a cost effective, low latency interconnect for InfiniBand HDR fabrics, HPC clusters and AI computing networks, and complies with OSFP MSA, IEEE 802.3cd, CMIS v4.0.
Product Highlights
- OSFP (IHS/Finned Top) to 4x QSFP56
- Data rate: 400Gbps
- Cable type: Passive Twinax
- Length: 6 standard length options (0.5m (2ft) to 3m (10ft))
- Operating temperature: 0 to 70°C (32 to 158°F)
Specifications
| NVIDIA/Mellanox InfiniBand Compatible | MCP7Y70-H002 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | HT |
| Form Factor | OSFP (IHS/Finned Top) to 4x QSFP56 |
| Max. Data Rate | 400Gbps |
| Cable Length | 0.5m (2ft), 1m (3ft), 1.5m (5ft), 2m (7ft), 2.5m (8ft), 3m (10ft) |
| Wire AWG | 28AWG |
| Minimum Bend Radius | 30mm |
| Max. Power Consumption | 0.1W (OSFP End) 0.1W (QSFP56 Per End) |
| Media | Copper |
| Cable Type | Passive Twinax |
| Modulation Format | 8x 50G-PAM4 to Quad 2x 50G-PAM4 |
| Jacket Material | PVC (OFNR) |
| Commercial Temperature Range | 0 to 70°C (32 to 158°F) |
| Protocols | OSFP MSA, IEEE 802.3cd, CMIS v4.0 |
Applications
The NVIDIA InfiniBand Compatible 400G OSFP 8x 50G PAM4 to 4x 100G QSFP56 2x 50G PAM4 InfiniBand HDR Passive Breakout DAC Cable connects OSFP (IHS/Finned Top) to 4x QSFP56 ports at 400Gbps in InfiniBand HDR fabrics, HPC clusters and AI computing networks. This unit is made in 6 standard lengths from 0.5m (2ft) to 3m (10ft). By fanning one port out to 4x QSFP56, it doubles or quadruples the number of endpoints served per switch port and keeps the cabling plant simple. For networks standardized on NVIDIA/Mellanox InfiniBand hardware, it is a drop-in equivalent of the MCP7Y70-H002. The link runs 8x 50G-PAM4 to Quad 2x 50G-PAM4 modulation, which keeps it aligned with current 400G switch silicon.
Standards and Compatibility
On the compatibility side, this unit is the practical equivalent of the NVIDIA/Mellanox InfiniBand part MCP7Y70-H002 and works in NVIDIA/Mellanox InfiniBand systems out of the box. Standards compliance covers OSFP MSA, IEEE 802.3cd, CMIS v4.0.
Ordering Information
The part number for this assembly is OSFP-400G-4QPC. We offer this cable in 0.5m (2ft), 1m (3ft), 1.5m (5ft), 2m (7ft), 2.5m (8ft) and 3m (10ft). Other lengths can be custom manufactured on request. Wire gauge: 28AWG. Samples for testing can be arranged before bulk orders.
Built to Your Spec
Our product line has grown with the industry for three decades, from GBIC-era modules to today's 800G and 1.6T interconnects. If the exact configuration you need is not listed, we can usually build it: custom lengths, mixed connector breakouts, OEM branding and project-specific firmware coding are all supported.
How We Ship
Most orders travel by international express and arrive within days; palletized freight by air or sea is used for volume orders. If you prefer, we ship on your DHL, UPS or FedEx account, or deliver to your appointed agent in China for onward consolidation.
Quality and Testing
Every unit we ship is tested in our own test bed on mainstream switch and transport platforms before packing. Our test center has been fully upgraded, which sets us apart from other third party product providers: 10G, 40G, 100G, 200G and 400G transceivers and direct attach cables are verified on the latest top brand equipment, including selected original switches that can hardly be found elsewhere.
Packing Details
Standard packing is an anti-static bag plus blister protection, with cartons sized to keep products from moving in transit. We apply our standard labels by default; neutral packing or customer-branded labels, part number stickers and serial barcodes are all available on request.
