Cornelis Networks Omni-Path Active Optical Cable DD-QSFP 30M
The Cornelis Networks Omni-Path active optical cable delivers high-speed, low-latency fabric connectivity for demanding data center and HPC environments. This DD-QSFP optical cable spans 30 meters with reliable signal integrity, enabling seamless communication between Omni-Path-enabled devices in large-scale computing clusters and enterprise infrastructure deployments.
Designed for organizations requiring robust interconnect solutions, this 30m active optical cable eliminates signal degradation over extended distances while maintaining the performance standards critical for high-performance computing and data center operations.
Key Features
- DD-QSFP connector interface for Omni-Path fabric compatibility
- 30-meter cable length for extended reach deployments
- Active optical technology for signal integrity and low latency
- High-speed data transmission in data center and HPC environments
- Reliable fabric links with minimal signal loss
- Enterprise-grade construction for mission-critical applications
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Cornelis Networks |
| Part Number |
100FEVL0300 |
| Cable Type |
Active Optical Cable (AOC) |
| Connector Type |
DD-QSFP |
| Cable Length |
30 Meters |
| Application |
Data Center, HPC, Omni-Path Fabric |
| Signal Type |
High-Speed Optical |
| Performance |
Low-Latency, High-Reliability |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Omni-Path active optical cable used for?
An Omni-Path active optical cable provides high-speed interconnectivity between compute nodes, switches, and storage systems in data center and HPC clusters. The DD-QSFP connector enables seamless integration with Omni-Path fabric architectures, supporting low-latency communication essential for parallel computing and real-time data processing.
Why choose a 30-meter active optical cable over copper alternatives?
Active optical cables eliminate signal degradation over extended distances, making them ideal for large data center layouts. The 30m cable length provides flexibility in infrastructure design while maintaining the low-latency performance required for HPC applications, outperforming copper solutions at this distance.
Is the Cornelis Networks DD-QSFP cable compatible with existing Omni-Path infrastructure?
Yes, this DD-QSFP optical cable is engineered for full compatibility with Omni-Path-enabled devices and fabric switches. The standardized connector interface ensures seamless integration into existing data center and HPC environments without requiring additional adapters or modifications.
What are the key advantages of this active optical cable for data center deployments?
This Omni-Path cable offers superior signal integrity, reduced latency, and extended reach compared to passive alternatives. The active technology ensures reliable performance in high-density data center environments, supporting mission-critical applications with consistent, predictable connectivity.