N9570-128QC, 128x400G QSFP112 Ethernet L3 4U Managed Switch, 51.2Tbps, Preloaded with SONiC-based NOS, NVIDIA Spectrum-4, Support RoCEv2, for AI/ML/Cloud Data Center/HPC

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Model: N9570-128QC
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Item Spotlights

  • 128x 400G QSFP112 ports, configurable to 256x 200G ports
  • 51.2T switching capacity powered by the Spectrum-4 high-performance chip
  • Level 2 networking can support up to 8K 400G ports, and level 3 networking can support up to 512K 400G ports
  • 1.6x Higher AI Networking Performance, Spectrum-4 ROI is much higher than the network cost
  • End-to-End RoCE adaptive routing over lossless Ethernet, Increase from typical 60% to 95% effective bandwidth
  • Supports advanced congestion control technologies such as RTTCC to avoid network congestion, reducing job completion time (JCT) by 30%
  • Seamless integration with third-party NOS like SONiC
  • In multi-tenant, multi-task scenarios, it achieves performance isolation for different AI tasks, providing consistent and predictable performance
  • 2+2 power supply redundancy, 4+1 fan redundancy
N9570-128QC, 128x400G QSFP112, NVIDIA Spectrum-4, 51.2Tbps, Managed AI Data Center Switch
N9570-128QC, 128x400G QSFP112 Ethernet L3 4U Managed Switch, 51.2Tbps, Preloaded with SONiC-based NOS, NVIDIA Spectrum-4, Support RoCEv2, for AI/ML/Cloud Data Center/HPC

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Description

N9570-128QC, 128-Port Ethernet L3 4U Data Center Switch, 128x 400Gb QSFP112, Support RoCEv2, NVIDIA Spectrum-4

N9570-128QC is a next-generation, high-density 400G switch built on open principles, introduced by Naddod specifically for Generative AI applications. It offers robust forwarding performance and extensive AI networking capabilities. Featuring 128 x 400G QSFP112 ports and an independent management plane, the N9570-128QC runs the Naddod Network Operating System (NOS), based on SONiC. It is suitable for deployment as both an AIGC network switch and a data center switch, addressing the need for high-performance AI Fabric and data center networking.

Specifications

Ports
128x400G QSFP112
Switch Chip
NVIDIA Spectrum-4
Switching Capacity
51.2 Tbps
RoCE
Supported
Power Consumption
3500W max
Rack Units
4RU
Packet Forwarding Rate
37.6bpps
Memory
16GB
Management Port
RJ45(GE)+RJ45(Console) + USB2.0
CPU
Intel Ice lake-D 1734NT(8Core)
Fan Redundancy
4+1 hot-swappable
Power Redundancy
2+2 hot-swappable
Airflow
Front to Back
Dimensions (H × W × D)
173.6mm x 446 mm x 800 mm
Operating Temperature
5℃~35℃
Weight
≤37.6 kg (including five fan modules and four power modules)
Connectivity Solutions
High-performance 400G RoCE Lossless Network Solutions

Adopting 400G RoCE solution to achieve low-latency and lossless network communication to meet the core network of large data centers and DCI interconnection scenarios of ultra-large-scale data centers.

Applications

Product Highlights

4U Chassis with 128x 400G Ports for AI and Data Center Networks

Optimized for high-density AI computing and next-gen data centers, the N9570-128QC provides 128x 400G ports in a compact 4U design, ensuring efficient, high-performance networking.

Spectrum-4 High-performance Chip Unleashes Exceptional Efficiency for Data Center

Powered by the NVIDIA Spectrum-4 high-performance chip, the N9570-128QC supports RoCEv2 lossless networking and full L2/L3 forwarding, delivering 1.6x higher AI networking performance, ultra-low latency, and reliability. Ideal for data centers, AI/ML clusters, HPC, and distributed storage, it combines standard Ethernet connectivity with performance isolation for mission-critical workloads.

Adaptive Routing Drives Optimal Load Balancing

Adaptive Routing (AR) intelligently balances traffic at the packet level across multipath networks, reducing latency, maximizing bandwidth utilization, and significantly boosting throughput. Its end-to-end optimization eliminates congestion bottlenecks, making it ideal for HPC, AI workloads, and other bandwidth-intensive environments.

The Open-Source SONiC Network Operating System

The open-source SONiC network OS features hardware-agnostic design, enabling cross-vendor compatibility and seamless third-party integration via SNMP/RESTful APIs to meet diverse network needs. Backed by an active community, it efficiently addresses technical challenges for flexible management and stable operation.

Boosting Effective Bandwidth from Typical 60% to 95%

By combining end-to-end adaptive RDMA routing and lossless networking technologies, N9570-128QC significantly enhances the effective bandwidth of the network, increasing it from 60% to 95%.

Significant Improvement in NCCL Performance

N9570-128QC enhances NCCL performance in deep learning and HPC via high-bandwidth, low-latency connections with topology awareness and dynamic load balancing to minimize data transmission time and eliminate multi-GPU/node bottlenecks, as validated in NCCL testing: Scenario 1 involves Node2-31 and 30 servers running All Reduce/All to All normally while 8 GPUs on Node32 generate ib_write_bw noise traffic to 1 GPU on Node1; Scenario 2 sees Group 1 (Node1,9,17,25) and 4 servers executing All Reduce/All to All normally, with Groups 2-8 performing All Reduce under moderate noise and switching to All to All under severe noise to simulate intensive workloads.

N9570-128QC AI Fabric senses NCCL traffic, optimizes NCCL performance, and provides consistent and predictable network performance in different background noise scenarios. NCCL All Reduce performance is improved by up to 210% (severe noise scenarios); NCCL All to All performance is improved by up to 45% (mild noise scenario).

Questions & Answers

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Q:
What is the throughput of the N9570-128QC switch?
A:
The N9570-128QC switch delivers up to 102.4 Tbps of bi-directional throughput.
Q:
How large scale of networking can N9570-128QC switch support?
A:
Layer 2 networking can support up to 8k-card-sized GPU clusters, and Layer 3 can support up to 512k card-sized GPU clusters.
Q:
What are the differences between proprietary commercial operating systems and open-source systems?
A:
Proprietary commercial operating systems are vendor-specific and closed-source. Without authorization, secondary development on these systems is not permitted. Maintenance and upgrades typically depend on the vendor, and they are generally more stable. In contrast, open-source operating systems provide access to the fundamental functional module code, allowing users to access the code from relevant communities and develop additional features. Maintenance is the responsibility of the user, making open-source systems more suitable for large-scale networking environments with dedicated development and maintenance teams, as they offer greater flexibility.
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