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NVIDIA Mellanox MCP7Y70-H001 400G OSFP to 4xQSFP56 1m DAC

400Gb/s HDR InfiniBand passive copper splitter cable with OSFP to 4xQSFP56 connectivity. Designed for compact, high-density interconnects between compatible NVIDIA networking platforms.

OVERVIEW

  • NVIDIA Mellanox MCP7Y70-H001 is a 1m passive copper splitter cable built for HDR InfiniBand connectivity, converting a twin-port 400Gb/s OSFP interface to four 100Gb/s QSFP56 connections. Its compact 1m reach suits high-density rack and data-center fabric deployments where short, direct interconnects help simplify cabling. The model is differentiated within the MCP7Y70 family by its 1m length and 4x100Gb/s QSFP56 breakout configuration, while the family also includes 1.5m and 2m variants. It is relevant for HPC, AI/GPU clusters, research environments, and enterprise data-center networking where compatible NVIDIA/Mellanox infrastructure requires structured breakout connectivity. NVIDIA documentation lists this exact part for HDR applications and identifies the 1m model separately from the longer MCP7Y70 variants. 

USE CASES

  • HPC cluster interconnects requiring HDR InfiniBand breakout connectivity
  • AI and GPU computing fabrics using high-density server networking
  • Data-center rack connectivity between compatible InfiniBand infrastructure
  • Research computing environments with high-throughput fabric requirements
  • NVIDIA/Mellanox networking deployments requiring OSFP-to-QSFP56 breakout
  • Short-distance switch and adapter interconnects within dense racks
  • Infrastructure modernization from lower-speed fabric connections to HDR networking
  • Enterprise compute clusters requiring compact passive copper cabling
  • High-density server networking where 1m cable routing reduces excess cable length
  • Spare and replacement procurement for existing MCP7Y70-H001 deployments

KEY FEATURES

  • 400Gb/s HDR InfiniBand twin-port connectivity
  • OSFP interface on the host side
  • Four QSFP56 interfaces for 4x100Gb/s breakout
  • 1m cable length for short rack-scale connections
  • Passive copper cable construction
  • Designed for HDR InfiniBand applications
  • Supports high-density fabric cabling architectures
  • Compact length helps manage rack-level cable routing
  • Suitable for compatible NVIDIA/Mellanox networking environments
  • Available in the MCP7Y70 family with 1m, 1.5m and 2m variants
  • Useful for HPC, AI and data-center interconnects
  • Supports structured breakout deployment from 400Gb/s to four 100Gb/s links
  • NVIDIA documentation identifies MCP7Y70-H001 as the 1m ordering variant 

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

  • Brand: NVIDIA
  • Product Family: MCP7Y70-Hxxx 400Gb/s Twin-Port 2x200G OSFP to 4x100G QSFP56 DAC Splitter
  • Part Number: MCP7Y70-H001
  • Product Type: Passive Copper Splitter Cable
  • Application: InfiniBand
  • InfiniBand Speed: 400Gb/s HDR
  • Configuration: Twin-port HDR 400Gb/s to 4x100Gb/s
  • Host-Side Connector: OSFP
  • Breakout Connectors: 4x QSFP56
  • Cable Length: 1m
  • Media Interface Technology: Copper cable, unequalized
  • QSFP56 Length: 1m
  • Cable Gauge: 30 AWG
  • Maximum Power Consumption: 0.25W 

WHY CHOOSE THIS PRODUCT?

  • MCP7Y70-H001 is a practical choice when a compatible NVIDIA/Mellanox HDR fabric requires one 400Gb/s OSFP connection to break out into four 100Gb/s QSFP56 links. Its 1m passive copper design is particularly suited to dense rack deployments where short, direct connections can simplify physical infrastructure. Compared with the same MCP7Y70 family, this model provides the shortest documented 1m option, while 1.5m and 2m versions support different rack-routing requirements. For procurement teams, selecting the exact cable length and connector topology helps avoid unnecessary cabling, simplifies replacement matching, and supports consistent expansion of existing HDR InfiniBand environments. 

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