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The NVIDIA cable with part number 980-9I46K-00H001 is a passive copper splitter cable designed for high-speed InfiniBand HDR (High Data Rate) connectivity. This cable enables a 400Gb/s connection by splitting a single OSFP port into two QSFP56 ports, each operating at 200Gb/s. It is engineered for efficient, low-latency data transmission in high-performance computing environments.

The NVIDIA cable with part number 980-9I46L-00H002 is a passive copper splitter designed for high-speed InfiniBand HDR connectivity. This cable enables a 400Gb/s connection by splitting a single OSFP port into two QSFP56 ports, each operating at 200Gb/s. It is engineered for efficient, low-latency data transmission in high-performance computing environments.

This 3-meter passive copper splitter cable is engineered to convert a single InfiniBand twin-port NDR 800Gb/s connection into two 400Gb/s links. It features OSFP to 4xOSFP connectors, facilitating high-speed interconnects in data centers and high-performance computing (HPC) environments.

The NVIDIA cable with part number 980-9I47P-00H01A, also known as MCP7Y70-H01A, is a passive copper splitter cable designed for high-speed InfiniBand HDR (High Data Rate) connectivity. This cable enables a 400Gb/s connection by splitting a single OSFP port into four QSFP56 ports, each operating at 100Gb/s. It is engineered for efficient, low-latency data transmission in high-performance computing environments.

The NVIDIA 980-9I486-00C001 is likely a 1-meter passive direct attach copper (DAC) breakout cable designed to split a single 100Gbps QSFP28 port into four 25Gbps SFP28 connections. This cable facilitates high-speed data transmission in data centers and high-performance computing systems, supporting Ethernet 100GBASE-CR4 and 4x25GBASE-CR2 standards. It features a 26 AWG twinax copper construction with a Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) jacket, ensuring safety in enclosed environments. 

The NVIDIA 980-9I48B-00C002 is a 2-meter passive Direct Attach Copper (DAC) breakout cable, designed to convert a single 100GbE QSFP28 port into four 25GbE SFP28 connections. This high-performance cable provides a cost-effective solution for high-density data center and networking applications, offering reliable and efficient data transmission over short distances.

The NVIDIA 980-9I48H-00C003 is a passive Direct Attach Copper (DAC) hybrid cable designed for high-speed data center interconnects. It features a QSFP28 connector on one end and four SFP28 connectors on the other, facilitating 100G to 4x25G connectivity. Operating over passive copper, this cable supports 100GBase-CR4 and 4x25GBASE-CR standards, making it ideal for short-range, high-bandwidth applications in server racks and network switches.

The NVIDIA 980-9I48J-00C005 is a passive Direct Attach Copper (DAC) breakout cable designed for high-speed data center interconnects. It features a QSFP28 connector on one end and four SFP28 connectors on the other, facilitating 100G to 4x25G connectivity. Operating over passive copper, this cable supports 100GBase-CR4 and 4x25GBASE-CR standards, making it ideal for short-range, high-bandwidth applications in server racks and network switches.

The NVIDIA 980-9I48N-00C01A cable is a passive copper hybrid cable that operates over twinax copper with a cable length of 1.5 meters. It features a QSFP28 connector on one end and four SFP28 connectors on the other, enabling the aggregation of four 25GbE links from a single 100GbE port. This cable is suitable for short-reach connections between 100G QSFP28 and 25G SFP28 enabled host adapters, switches, and servers in 100G interconnecting networking applications. It provides a cost-efficient way to connect hardware within close proximity racks.

The NVIDIA 980-9I48T-00C02A is a passive Direct Attach Copper (DAC) breakout cable designed for high-speed data center interconnects. It features a QSFP28 connector on one end and four SFP28 connectors on the other, facilitating 100G to 4x25G connectivity. Operating over passive copper, this cable supports 100GBase-CR4 and 4x25GBASE-CR standards, making it ideal for short-range, high-bandwidth applications in server racks and network switches.