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NVIDIA

NVIDIA 980-9I30J-F4NM00 | 800G OSFP twin-port 2x400G DR4, 1310nm SMF, 500m, MPO-16

980-9I30J-F4NM00

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$3,415.50 inc. GST
$3,105.00 ex. GST
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Description

High‑density 800G twin‑port OSFP transceiver delivering two independent 400G DR4 Ethernet links over parallel single‑mode fiber for leaf/spine aggregation and 400G breakout.

Features

- Two independent 400G DR4 links in a single OSFP module
- Parallel 1310 nm optics for low‑latency, short‑reach SMF
- MPO‑16 interface simplifies high‑density cabling
- Ideal for 800G to 2x400G aggregation and 400G breakout
- Interoperable with standard 400G DR4 transceivers

Warranty

All products sold by XS Network Tech include a 12-month warranty on both new and used items. Our in-house technical team thoroughly tests used hardware prior to sale to ensure enterprise-grade reliability.

All technical data should be verified on the manufacturer data sheets.

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Technical Specifications

FAQs

Technical Specifications

- Total data rate: 800 Gb/s (twin‑port, 2x 400G)
- Form factor: OSFP
- Optical standard: 2x 400GBASE‑DR4 (parallel SMF)
- Wavelength: 1310 nm
- Fiber type: OS2 single‑mode, parallel
- Connector: 1x MPO‑16 (APC)
- Reach: up to 500 m
- Use cases: 800G spine ports, 2x400G aggregation, 400G breakout to 4x100G per port (with appropriate cabling)
- Compatibility: Interoperable with 400G DR4 optics on parallel SMF

FAQs

Q: Is this module for Ethernet or InfiniBand?
A: It is designed for 400GbE DR4 links (Ethernet) in a twin‑port 800G OSFP form factor.

Q: What fiber and connector are required?
A: Use OS2 single‑mode fiber with an MPO‑16 APC connector.

Q: What is the maximum reach?
A: Up to 500 meters over SMF for each 400G DR4 link.

Q: Can it break out to 100G ports?
A: Yes, each 400G DR4 link can be broken out to 4x100G DR with appropriate breakout cabling and switch support.

Q: Does it require OSFP cages?
A: Yes, it is an OSFP module and must be used in OSFP ports.

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