Name: DC Infiniband Switch 36
Brand: Oracle
Price: 126.95 USD
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Oracle 541-3495 DC Infiniband Switch 36

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Manufacturer: Oracle
Model or Part: 541-3495
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Weight: 16.00lb

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Description

Overview

The Oracle DC Infiniband Switch 36 (model 541-3495) delivers high-performance, low-latency connectivity for data center environments that demand scalable bandwidth and reliable fabric management. Designed for dense rack deployments, this 36-port switch provides a compact solution for building unified storage, compute and networking clusters with seamless integration into existing Oracle ecosystems.

Key Features

36 native Infiniband ports supporting up to 200 Gbps aggregated throughput per port
Low latency architecture optimized for HPC and AI workloads
Advanced congestion management with adaptive routing algorithms
Integrated management controller with CLI, web UI and REST API support
Redundant power supplies and hot-swap fans for high availability
Support for Virtual Fabric (VF) segmentation to isolate traffic domains
Compatible with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and third-party orchestration tools

Technical Specifications

Model/Part Number: 541-3495
Form factor: 1U rackmount
Port type: QSFP28 Infiniband (HDR) connectors
Maximum data rate per port: 200 Gbps
Total fabric bandwidth: up to 7.2 Tbps full-duplex
Latency: less than 0.5 microseconds typical
Operating temperature range: 0 deg to 45 deg Celsius
Power consumption: 250 W nominal, with dual redundant 120 V AC inputs
Management interfaces: Ethernet management port (10/100/1000BASE-T), serial console
Supported protocols: IP over Infiniband (IPoIB), RDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCE) via gateway, MPI and OpenSHMEM

Applications

The DC Infiniband Switch 36 is ideal for:

High-performance computing clusters requiring ultra-low latency interconnects
Artificial intelligence training farms that need massive data movement between GPUs
Financial trading platforms where microsecond response times are critical
Large scale storage arrays and NVMe over Fabrics deployments
Enterprise data centers consolidating compute and networking into a single, manageable fabric
Research institutions building modular, scalable scientific simulations

By leveraging the Oracle DC Infiniband Switch 36, organizations can achieve predictable performance, simplify network topology, and future-proof their infrastructure for emerging workloads.