NVIDIA InfiniBand Compatible 800G OSFP 8x 100G PAM4 to 2x 400G OSFP 4x 100G PAM4 InfiniBand NDR Breakout AEC

The NVIDIA InfiniBand Compatible 800G OSFP 8x 100G PAM4 to 2x 400G OSFP 4x 100G PAM4 InfiniBand NDR Breakout AEC connects 800G OSFP (IHS/Finned Top) to 2x 400G OSFP (RHS/Flat Top) ports at 800Gbps over Active Breakout DAC (AEC) fiber at 850nm. Because the optics are built into the cable ends, installation is plug and play with no separate transceivers to manage, and airflow inside the rack stays unobstructed. It is well suited to InfiniBand NDR fabrics, GPU clusters and AI training networks. Length options run from 1m (3ft) to 5m (16ft) as standard.
Product Highlights
- 800G OSFP (IHS/Finned Top) to 2x 400G OSFP (RHS/Flat Top)
- Data rate: 800Gbps
- Cable type: Active Breakout DAC (AEC)
- Length: 5 standard length options (1m (3ft) to 5m (16ft))
- Operating temperature: 0 to 70°C (32 to 158°F)
Specifications
| Part Number | OSFP-800G-2OFLAE01 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | HT |
| Form Factor | 800G OSFP (IHS/Finned Top) to 2x 400G OSFP (RHS/Flat Top) |
| Max. Data Rate | 800Gbps |
| Media | Copper |
| Cable Type | Active Breakout DAC (AEC) |
| Minimum Bend Radius | 26.5mm |
| Max. Power Consumption | 12W (800G End) 10W (400G Per End) |
| Cable Length | 1m (3ft), 2m (7ft), 3m (10ft), 4m (13ft), 5m (16ft) |
| Wire AWG | 32AWG |
| Commercial Temperature Range | 0 to 70°C (32 to 158°F) |
| Jacket Material | PET |
| Protocols | OSFP MSA Rev5.1, IEEE 802.3ck, CMIS 5.0 |
| Modulation Format | 8x100G-PAM4 to Dual 4x100G-PAM4 |
| Application | 800G/400G InfiniBand |
Applications
The NVIDIA InfiniBand Compatible 800G OSFP 8x 100G PAM4 to 2x 400G OSFP 4x 100G PAM4 InfiniBand NDR Breakout AEC connects 800G OSFP (IHS/Finned Top) to 2x 400G OSFP (RHS/Flat Top) ports at 800Gbps in InfiniBand NDR fabrics, GPU clusters and AI training networks. This unit is made in 5 standard lengths from 1m (3ft) to 5m (16ft). The breakout design lets one high speed port feed 2x 400G OSFP (RHS/Flat Top), which raises port utilization and simplifies cabling in dense rows. If your project needs a specific vendor coding or custom label, our production line handles it as a routine step before packing.
Standards and Compatibility
This product is designed and tested to comply with OSFP MSA Rev5.1, IEEE 802.3ck, CMIS 5.0. It plugs into any standards-based 800G OSFP (IHS/Finned Top) to 2x 400G OSFP (RHS/Flat Top) port, and compatibility coding for specific switch or router brands can be done in our factory before shipment.
Ordering Information
The part number for this assembly is OSFP-800G-2OFLAE. We offer this cable in 1m (3ft), 2m (7ft), 3m (10ft), 4m (13ft) and 5m (16ft). Other lengths can be custom manufactured on request. Wire gauge: 32AWG. Volume pricing is available for project quantities.
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.
Custom-made Fiber Products
As a manufacturer serving the fiber optic industry since 1995, we have strong in-house manufacturing and design capability. From early GBIC, Xenpak and X2 modules to today's SFP, SFP+, QSFP, QSFP-DD and OSFP products, we grow together with the industry. OEM and custom-designed transceivers and cables are welcome, and our factory-direct pricing is very competitive compared with online retail stores.
Worldwide Delivery
We ship to customers around the world every week. Express couriers handle most orders door to door in a few days; larger consignments go by air or sea to keep freight costs down. Tracking information is provided for every shipment, and we are flexible on shipping accounts and forwarders.
Tested Before Shipment
We do not ship untested stock. Each transceiver and cable is powered up in our test racks, checked for link stability, transmit power, receiver sensitivity and diagnostic readouts, and only then packed for delivery. This factory-level testing is one reason network integrators keep reordering from us year after year.
