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N8600-24QC8DC, 24x 200Gb QSFP56, com 8x 400Gb QSFP-DD, Broadcom Trident 4, NDD OS by NADDOD, para AI/ML/Cloud/HPC
O switch N8600-24QC8DC é um switch de alta performance e alta densidade de próxima geração lançado pela Naddod Networks para IA e outros cenários de aplicação. Com seu desempenho excepcional e as robustas capacidades do Naddod OS, o switch NADDOD é projetado especificamente para atender aos requisitos de rede AIDC mais exigentes.
Com um design avançado de arquitetura de hardware, o switch N8600-24QC8DC oferece 24x portas 200G QSFP56 e 8x portas 400G QSFP-DD, proporcionando throughput de linha de até 8.0 Tbps. Cada porta QSFP56 suporta 200GbE, 100GbE ou configurações de divisão 2x 100GbE, enquanto cada porta QSFP-DD suporta 400GbE, 200GbE, 100GbE ou configurações de divisão 2x 200GbE.
Broadcom Trident BCM56780 is a high-performance switching chip for enterprise, data center, and cloud computing environments.
Trident 4 offers extensive features including flexible in-band and streaming telemetry and a wide variety of load balancing and congestion management technologies to address the rapidly increasing scale of data center network deployments and distributed computing applications.
Naddod OS is a powerful, programmable and innovative operating system. While inheriting and retaining Linux's inherent security, stability, openness, modularity and extensibility, it delivers high-performance and highly available data center communication services.
The N8600-24QC8DC establishes a high-scale, low-latency interconnect fabric optimized for NVIDIA DGX Spark computing clusters.
Featuring 24 native 200G QSFP56 high-density ports, it enables lossless connections to DGX node compute NICs. Paired with 8×400G QSFP-DD uplinks, it guarantees non-blocking forwarding for the backbone layer, delivering a high-performance, highly reliable, full-stack observable AI computing foundation for DGX Spark clusters.
