Lot of 10 IBM 98Y8995 Mellanox Infiniband Connect Dual Port 56 Gbps Adapter Card For Sale

Lot of 10 IBM 98Y8995 Mellanox Infiniband Connect Dual Port 56 Gbps Adapter Card
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Lot of 10 IBM 98Y8995 Mellanox Infiniband Connect Dual Port 56 Gbps Adapter Card:
$99.99

Ideal for server upgrades, replacements, and expanding network infrastructure, these adapter cards are built for enterprise-class performance and compatibility with supported IBM systems. Please verify compatibility with your server and operating environment before purchasing.

Item Specifics:

  • Brand: IBM
  • Part Number: 98Y8995
  • Manufacturer: Mellanox
  • Type: InfiniBand Adapter Card
  • Interface: PCI Express
  • Ports: Dual Port
  • Data Transfer Rate: 56 Gbps
  • Application: Server Networking / High-Performance Computing
  • Quantity: Lot of 10
  • Condition: Used

Features:

  • Genuine IBM Mellanox InfiniBand adapter cards
  • Dual-port high-speed network connectivity
  • Supports data transfer rates up to 56 Gbps
  • Low-latency performance for enterprise applications
  • Ideal for HPC, virtualization, and data centers
  • PCI Express interface for compatible servers
  • Lot includes 10 adapter cards


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