InfiniBand/fibre optic cable Nvidia MFS1S00-V015E 15 m QSFP56 Blue

The Nvidia MFS1S00-V015E 15 m InfiniBand/fibre optic cable with QSFP56 connectors is engineered for high-speed, low-latency data transmission in rack and data-centre environments. This blue cable supports QSFP56 interfaces and is intended to link servers, switches and storage nodes where reliable, high-bandwidth connectivity is required. The flexible jacket and 15-meter length offer reach and routing convenience for large installations and cable-management layouts.

Advantages

This InfiniBand/fibre optic cable provides high data throughput and minimal latency suitable for performance-sensitive applications. The QSFP56 connectors ensure compatibility with modern 200GbE and InfiniBand HDR ports while preserving signal integrity over the 15 m length. The blue jacket simplifies identification during deployment and maintenance, and the cable construction supports consistent performance in dense rack topologies.

Suitable for

• High-performance computing clusters and GPU interconnects
• Data-center switch-to-switch and server-to-switch connections
• Storage area networks and high-bandwidth storage arrays
• Low-latency trading platforms and real-time analytics

Key specifications

• Cable type: fibre optic (InfiniBand compatible)
• Connector type: QSFP56 on both ends
• Length: 15 meters
• Color: blue for visual identification
• Intended use: high-bandwidth, low-latency data links in rack environments

How to use

Route the cable through designated cable-management channels and avoid tight bends that may stress the fibre. Insert QSFP56 connectors into matching ports on switches, servers or adapters until they click into place, ensuring secure seating. Verify link status via device LEDs or management software and test throughput with appropriate diagnostics. When removing the cable, disengage any latches and pull the connector straight out to prevent damage.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, maintain bend radii according to manufacturer guidance, avoid exposure to excessive tensile load, and keep connector endfaces clean and capped when not in use. Use proper ESD precautions when handling and follow data-centre cabling standards for separation from power lines and heat sources.