NVIDIA Mellanox MFS1S50-H040V 200G HDR AOC 40m Cable

• 200G HDR InfiniBand breakout connectivity
• 200GbE data-center breakout links
• HPC cluster network expansion
• AI and GPU infrastructure connectivity
• Leaf-spine data-center fabric deployment
• 200G switch-to-dual-100G endpoint connections
• Cloud and hyperscale infrastructure cabling
• High-performance storage network connectivity
• Data-center rack-to-rack optical interconnects
• Existing HDR fabric expansion and upgrade projects

• 200Gb/s aggregate link capacity
• Breakout from 1 x 200G to 2 x 100G connections
• QSFP56 to 2 x QSFP56 interface configuration
• 40m cable length for extended rack-level connectivity
• Active optical cable architecture
• Supports HDR InfiniBand environments
• Listed for 200GbE operation
• Designed for high-bandwidth data-center interconnects
• Pre-terminated assembly simplifies deployment
• Reduces the need for separate optical transceiver and patch-cable combinations
• Suitable for dense HPC and AI networking environments
• Supports efficient utilization of 200G switch ports
• Available within the NVIDIA Mellanox MFS1S50 breakout-cable family
• Listed by NVIDIA with legacy part number MFS1S50-H040V

• Brand: NVIDIA Mellanox
• Part Number: MFS1S50-H040V
• Product Type: Active Optical Cable
• Cable Type: Active Optical Splitter Cable
• InfiniBand Data Rate: 200Gb/s HDR
• Ethernet Data Rate: 200GbE
• Breakout Configuration: 200Gb/s to 2 x 100Gb/s
• Interface: QSFP56 to 2 x QSFP56
• Cable Length: 40m
• Lifecycle Phase: Prototype
• NVIDIA P/N: 980-9I95S-00H040
• Legacy P/N: MFS1S50-H040V 

WHY CHOOSE THIS PRODUCT?

• MFS1S50-H040V is relevant when a 200G switch connection needs to be distributed across two 100G endpoints over a 40m optical run. Its QSFP56 breakout design simplifies high-speed fabric expansion for HDR InfiniBand and supported 200GbE environments, while the 40m reach provides more cabling flexibility than shorter family variants. For procurement, the important consideration is platform compatibility and lifecycle status: NVIDIA currently lists this exact 40m model as Prototype, so buyers should confirm availability and validated endpoint compatibility before committing it to a production rollout.