Cornelis Networks Omni-Path Cable ACT Op Cable DD-QSFP L 100M
The Omni-Path Cable from Cornelis Networks is a premium active optical cable engineered for high-performance computing and AI infrastructure deployments. This DD-QSFP connector cable delivers reliable 100-meter connectivity for Omni-Path fabric environments, enabling seamless scalability across enterprise HPC clusters and AI training systems. Built for demanding data center applications, the ACT Op Cable provides the low-latency, high-bandwidth performance required for modern computational workloads.
Key Features
- Active optical cable technology for extended 100-meter reach
- DD-QSFP connectors for Omni-Path component integration
- Supports scalable HPC and AI fabric architectures
- Low-latency performance for high-speed data transfer
- Enterprise-grade reliability and signal integrity
- Optimized for Cornelis Omni-Path networking environments
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Cornelis Networks |
| Product Type |
Active Optical Cable (ACT Op Cable) |
| Connector Type |
DD-QSFP |
| Cable Length |
100 Meters |
| Part Number |
100FEVL1000 |
| Application |
HPC and AI Fabric Deployments |
| Technology |
Omni-Path High-Performance Networking |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Omni-Path Cable used for?
The Omni-Path Cable is designed to connect Omni-Path fabric components in high-performance computing environments, enabling low-latency communication between compute nodes, storage systems, and accelerators in HPC and AI clusters.
What does DD-QSFP connector mean?
DD-QSFP (Double Density Quad Small Form Factor Pluggable) is a compact connector standard that supports high-speed optical connections. The DD-QSFP connector on this cable enables efficient integration with Omni-Path networking infrastructure.
Can this active optical cable be used for AI infrastructure?
Yes, the 100-meter ACT Op Cable is optimized for scalable AI fabric deployments, providing the high-bandwidth, low-latency connectivity required for distributed AI training and inference workloads across multiple nodes.
What is the maximum distance for this Omni-Path Cable?
This active optical cable supports a 100-meter link distance, making it ideal for connecting Omni-Path components across larger data center environments while maintaining signal integrity and performance.
