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MSN3420-CB2FC - 48x25GbE + 12x100GbE ToR Switch | NVIDIA

部品番号: MSN3420-CB2FC ✓ 生産中
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100 Gb/s per QSFP28 port Speed
開始価格 $16200 USD / 個
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価格更新日: 2026-10-18
ボリューム価格
数量 単価 小計
1 $17762 $17,762.00
5 $17200 $86,000.00
10 $16800 $168,000.00
25 $16500 $412,500.00
50 $16200 $810,000.00
ℹ️ すべての価格はUSDです

MSN3420-CB2FC 概要

The NVIDIA Mellanox MSN3420-CB2FC is a Spectrum-2 based 1U top-of-rack Open Ethernet switch system delivering 48 x 25GbE SFP28 ports (supporting 10/25GbE) and 12 x 100GbE QSFP28 ports (supporting 40/100GbE), managed, running Cumulus Linux, with two AC power supplies and a short-depth chassis.

An Open Ethernet top-of-rack switch is a network switching platform that interconnects servers within a data center rack and uplinks them to the leaf or spine layer of a Layer-2/Layer-3 fabric. Within the data center network hierarchy, the ToR switch sits at the bottom of the leaf-spine topology, above server NICs and below aggregation switches, and is a critical element of any cloud, storage, or hyperconverged infrastructure.

Key features include the second-generation Spectrum-2 ASIC with 6.4 Tb/s of bidirectional switching capacity, a full rack of 25GbE server connectivity, 100GbE uplink readiness for leaf-spine or super-spine deployment, and x86 CPU-based management. The -CB2FC configuration specifies back-to-front (C2P/P2C per configuration) airflow and dual AC power supplies for redundant operation, with a rail kit included for standard 19-inch rack mounting.

Architecturally, the Spectrum-2 ASIC delivers consistent low latency and supports advanced software-defined networking features across Layer-2 and Layer-3 forwarding. Running NVIDIA Cumulus Linux, the platform exposes industry-standard Linux networking tools and automation interfaces, making it a natural fit for web-scale IT operations that manage fabrics through configuration-as-code pipelines rather than vendor-proprietary CLIs.

Typical applications include leaf-spine data center fabrics migrating server access from 10GbE to 25GbE, cloud-scale Layer-2/Layer-3 networks, hyperconverged storage clusters, and data analytics back-end fabrics, where high port density and consistent low latency are decisive.

When deploying, verify airflow direction (front-to-back versus back-to-front) matches your hot/cold aisle layout, and confirm 100GbE uplink breakout requirements (4x25G breakout cables) before ordering optics.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in alternatives, and practical deployment notes not found in the manufacturer datasheet.

ドロップイン代替品: MSN3420-CB2FC — 同一パッケージでピン互換。PCBの作り直しが必要な異なるパッケージの部品は除外されています。

このシリーズのバリエーション

同一シリーズでドロップイン互換のモデル: MSN3420-CB2FC (同一形状・フットプリント) — 相違点: Airflow, Power Supplies, Product Type, Form Factor, Switching Capacity.

NVIDIA
Airflow: P2C (port-to-cloud, front-to-back)
Power Supplies: 2 x AC PSUs
Product Type: Managed Layer-2/Layer-3 Open Ethernet switch
比較対象 MSN3420-CB2FC →
NVIDIA
Airflow: C2P (connector-to-panel), front-to-back
Power Supplies: 2x AC PSU (redundant)
Product Type: Managed Layer 2/Layer 3 Open Ethernet switch
比較対象 MSN3420-CB2FC →
NVIDIA
Airflow: C2P (connector-to-panel, front-to-back)
Power Supplies: 2x AC PSU (redundant, hot-swappable)
Product Type: 1U Open Ethernet switch (Spectrum-2, SN3420)
比較対象 MSN3420-CB2FC →
NVIDIA
Airflow: P2C (back-to-front)
Power Supplies: 2 x AC, redundant (100-264 V)
Product Type: 1U managed L3 Ethernet switch
比較対象 MSN3420-CB2FC →

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MSN3420-CB2RC

✅ ドロップイン
NVIDIA
📦 1U rack-mount switch system
Managed Layer 2/Layer 3 Open Ethernet switch · NVIDIA Spectrum-2 (SN3000 series) · 48 · 12 · 60 · 100000 Mbps · NVIDIA Cumulus Linux (pre-installed) · x86 CPU

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$17725 / 個

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MSN3410-CB2FC

✅ ドロップイン ⚠️ 仕様未検証
📦 1U rack-mount switch system
Same SN3400 1U chassis family and Cumulus Linux, but port map / QSFP28 count differs slightly between SN3410 and SN3420 platforms (within ~20% on port counts)

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SSE-SN3420-CB2RC

✅ ドロップイン
📦 1U rack-mount switch system
Cross-brand Open Networking system built on the same NVIDIA Spectrum-2 ASIC with identical 6.4 Tb/s capacity and 25GbE/100GbE density; now EOL/discontinued per Supermicro, so viable only for legacy refresh

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MSN3700-CS2FC

✅ ドロップイン ⚠️ 仕様未検証
NVIDIA
📦 1U rack-mount switch system
1U managed L3 Ethernet switch · Mellanox Spectrum-2 · 32 x 100GbE QSFP28 · 6.4 Tbps · 4.76 Bpps · 425 ns · 1GbE to 100GbE (splittable to 128 x 10/25GbE) · 1U rack-mountable

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$1 / 個

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MSN3420-CS2FC

✅ ドロップイン ⚠️ 仕様未検証
📦 1U rack-mount switch system
Same SN3420 platform and port layout with alternate airflow option (front-to-back); drop-in only for racks with matching hot/cold aisle orientation

📋 参考代替品(カタログ未掲載)

MSN3420-CB2FC 仕様(メーカー公開)

Product Type Managed Open Ethernet switch system (1U rack-mount)
ASIC NVIDIA Spectrum-2 (2nd generation)
SFP28 Ports (10/25GbE) 48
QSFP28 Ports (40/100GbE) 12
Total Ports 60
Switching Capacity 6.4 Tb/s bidirectional
Forwarding Layer Layer 2 / Layer 3
Network OS NVIDIA Cumulus Linux
Management x86 CPU based, managed
Form Factor 1U, rack-mountable, standard (short) depth
Airflow Back-to-front (as listed by Insight/PartsSource for -CB2FC)
Power Supplies 2 x AC (redundant)
Rail Kit Included
Max Port Speed 100 Gb/s per QSFP28 port
Target Applications ToR leaf-spine, super-spine, cloud, storage, analytics

MSN3420-CB2FC インターフェースとコネクタ

MSN3420-CB2FC について、メーカーが公開しているインターフェース一覧はありません。コネクタとヘッダーの詳細については、メーカーのドキュメントを参照してください。

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主な用途

MSN3420-CB2FC の用途: 6 件s: Top-of-Rack 25GbE Server Access (Leaf Tier), Leaf-Spine Data Center Fabric, Cloud-Scale Layer-2/Layer-3 Networks, Hyperconverged Storage (HCI) Fabrics, Big Data and Analytics Back-End Networks, Enterprise ToR Migration from 10G with 100G Readiness.

🖥️

Top-of-Rack 25GbE Server Access (Leaf Tier)

The MSN3420-CB2FC fits the ToR leaf role in data centers upgrading server access from 10GbE to 25GbE. Its 48 SFP28 ports run both 10GbE and 25GbE, so legacy 10G NICs and new 25G servers coexist on one switch, enabling rack-by-rack migration without forklift replacement. The Spectrum-2 ASIC's 6.4 Tb/s bidirectional capacity comfortably line-rates all 48 x 25G ports (1.2 Tb/s) with substantial headroom for the 12 x 100G uplinks (1.2 Tb/s more). Deployed with Cumulus Linux, the leaf node participates in standard BGP underlay fabrics; each server port can be trunked or bonded (MLAG/bond LACP) for dual-ToR redundancy. The back-to-front airflow of the -CB2FC variant must match the rack's front-to-back cooling pattern.

🌐

Leaf-Spine Data Center Fabric

In a leaf-spine topology, the MSN3420-CB2FC can serve as either leaf or small-scale spine. NVIDIA's SN3000 datasheet explicitly designates the platform for leaf, spine, and super-spine applications. As a spine, its 12 QSFP28 ports (40/100GbE, breakable into 4x25G) provide 12 to 48 fabric-facing links; as a leaf, its 48 x 25G ports attach servers while the QSFP28 ports uplink. The Spectrum-2 ASIC delivers consistent low latency across Layer-2 and Layer-3 forwarding, which matters for east-west traffic in virtualized and containerized clusters. Cumulus Linux supports BGP unnumbered interfaces, a widely used web-scale pattern that eliminates per-interface IP management. Redundant AC supplies and 1U depth keep the fabric footprint and power budget predictable at rack scale.

☁️

Cloud-Scale Layer-2/Layer-3 Networks

The SN3000 series is described by NVIDIA as ideal for building cloud-scale Layer-2 and Layer-3 networks, and the MSN3420-CB2FC embodies this: EVPN/VXLAN overlays in Cumulus Linux extend L2 segments across an L3 routed underlay, enabling multi-tenant isolation at web scale. The Spectrum-2 ASIC supports advanced software-defined networking features, so cloud operators can automate fabric provisioning through Cumulus AutoMation and standard Linux tooling instead of proprietary CLIs. The dual-speed port design lets a single cloud pod SKU serve 10G, 25G, 40G, and 100G tenants simultaneously, simplifying spares pools. Consistent low latency across the 60 ports keeps inter-tenant and storage traffic predictable under full bi-sectional load, which is a stated design goal of the platform.

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Hyperconverged Storage (HCI) Fabrics

Hyperconverged storage clusters are bandwidth-hungry and latency-sensitive: each node replicates and re-builds data across the network constantly. The MSN3420-CB2FC addresses this with up to 48 x 25GbE storage-node ports in 1U, and 100GbE uplinks (or 4x25G breakouts) to scale the fabric. According to NVIDIA's positioning, the SN3000 series targets hyperconverged storage among its primary workloads. The Spectrum-2 ASIC's consistent low latency and non-blocking 6.4 Tb/s capacity keep replication and erasure-coding traffic from starving VM I/O. Using Cumulus Linux, storage VLANs or VXLAN segments can be isolated per cluster with MLAG dual-ToR attachment for node-level fault tolerance - essential when a single switch failure would otherwise strand an entire HCI ring.

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Big Data and Analytics Back-End Networks

Distributed analytics frameworks (Spark, Hadoop, data lakehouse shuffle stages) generate heavy east-west bursts where a single slow link throttles the whole job. The MSN3420-CB2FC provides full rack connectivity at 25GbE per node with 1.2 Tb/s of uplink bandwidth into the spine layer, backed by the Spectrum-2 ASIC's non-blocking 6.4 Tb/s fabric. NVIDIA lists data analytics as a core SN3000 use case, noting high performance with consistent low latency. The twelve QSFP28 ports can be broken out into 4x25G each to connect up to 96 nodes at 25G when shuffle-heavy clusters need more endpoints than raw uplink speed. Jumbo-frame-friendly L2/L3 forwarding and Cumulus Linux QoS controls let operators prioritize shuffle or replication traffic classes deterministically.

🏢

Enterprise ToR Migration from 10G with 100G Readiness

Many enterprise data centers cannot jump straight to 25G or 100G everywhere. The MSN3420-CB2FC is engineered exactly for this transition: its SFP28 ports natively run 10GbE today and 25GbE tomorrow without hardware change, while the twelve QSFP28 ports keep 100GbE uplinks ready for future spine upgrades. NVIDIA describes the platform as serving data centers evolving from 10G to 25G access while maintaining 100GbE uplink readiness. With dual AC supplies, short depth for shallow cabinets, an included rail kit, and back-to-front airflow, it installs into existing enterprise racks without rework. Cumulus Linux's standards-based management means existing NetDevops tooling (Ansible, ZTP) works from day one.

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What is the MSN3420-CB2FC and what does it do?
The MSN3420-CB2FC is an NVIDIA Mellanox Spectrum-2 based 1U top-of-rack Open Ethernet switch that provides 48 x SFP28 ports running at 10/25GbE and 12 x QSFP28 ports running at 40/100GbE. According to the NVIDIA SN3000 series datasheet, it is purpose-built for leaf, spine, and super-spine data center applications and ships with Cumulus Linux for cloud-scale Layer-2/Layer-3 networking.
How much does the MSN3420-CB2FC cost?
The MSN3420-CB2FC is listed at approximately $17,762.00 USD for a single unit by ASA Computers, as of October 2026. This configuration includes the 48 SFP28 + 12 QSFP28 port layout, Cumulus Linux, x86 management, two AC power supplies, and a rail kit. Volume pricing varies by distributor; contact XAIPART sales or check authorized channels such as Arrow, CDW, Insight, and SHI for current quotes.
Where can I buy the MSN3420-CB2FC online?
The MSN3420-CB2FC can be purchased online from authorized distributors including Arrow.com, CDW, Insight, SHI, B&H Photo, and ASA Computers, as well as specialized resellers such as Router-Switch.com and NetworkTigers (refurbished). XAIPART also accepts purchase requests for this NVIDIA Spectrum switch. Availability and lead times differ by channel, so confirm stock before ordering for time-sensitive data center rollouts.
What is the difference between MSN3420-CB2FC and MSN3420-CB2RC?
The MSN3420-CB2FC and MSN3420-CB2RC share the identical Spectrum-2 hardware platform with 48 SFP28 and 12 QSFP28 ports; the difference lies in the airflow/suffix configuration indicated by the ordering code. NVIDIA's SN3000 ordering documentation explicitly warns to pay attention to airflow direction when ordering, because the wrong airflow direction mismatches the rack's hot/cold aisle. Verify the airflow arrow printed on the chassis against your data center cooling layout before ordering either SKU.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the MSN3420-CB2FC?
The closest drop-in replacement is the NVIDIA MSN3420-CB2RC, which uses the same Spectrum-2 ASIC, same 48x25GbE + 12x100GbE port layout, and same 1U short-depth chassis, differing only in airflow direction. For Open Networking users, the Supermicro SSE-SN3420-CB2RC was a Spectrum-2 based equivalent but is now discontinued (EOL), so NVIDIA remains the recommended source. Always match airflow direction when substituting.
When should I choose the MSN3420-CB2FC over the MSN3700 series?
Choose the MSN3420-CB2FC when your server access layer is moving from 10GbE to 25GbE and you need 48 dual-speed SFP28 server ports plus twelve 40/100GbE uplinks in one 1U chassis. Choose the Spectrum-1 based SN3700 series instead when you need higher radix 100GbE or 200GbE ports at the spine. The SN3420 is optimized for the access (leaf/ToR) tier where 25G per server is the dominant economics point.
Is the MSN3420-CB2FC suitable for a leaf-spine network?
Yes. According to the NVIDIA SN3000 series datasheet, the SN3420 platform is purpose-built for leaf, spine, and super-spine data center applications, delivering high performance and consistent low latency with Layer-2/Layer-3 forwarding. Its 48 x 25GbE ports connect a full rack of servers while the 12 x 100GbE QSFP28 ports provide the spine uplinks, and Cumulus Linux supports standard BGP/MLAG leaf-spine reference designs.
Does the MSN3420-CB2FC support breakout from 100GbE to 4x25GbE?
Yes. The 12 QSFP28 ports on the MSN3420-CB2FC support 40GbE and 100GbE modes, and like other Spectrum-based systems, QSFP28 ports can be broken out into 4 x 25GbE lanes using breakout cables, which is a common way to expand 25G server connectivity beyond the 48 dedicated SFP28 ports. This gives up to 96 x 25GbE hosts from a single 1U switch when all uplink ports are broken out.
What network operating system does the MSN3420-CB2FC run?
The MSN3420-CB2FC ships with NVIDIA Cumulus Linux preinstalled, according to the NVIDIA SN3420 product listing. Cumulus Linux exposes a native Linux environment with standard networking tools, automation-friendly configuration (Automation/Cumulus AutoMation), and support for BGP, ML2/L3 fabric designs. This distinguishes the -CB2FC Open Ethernet configuration from vendor-locked operating system bundles on other switch platforms.
Is the Supermicro SSE-SN3420-CB2RC a substitute for the MSN3420-CB2FC?
Functionally, yes - the Supermicro SSE-SN3420 series is built on the same NVIDIA Spectrum-2 ASIC with 6.4 Tb/s of bidirectional capacity and a high-density 25GbE/100GbE 1U form factor. However, Supermicro has marked the SSE-SN3420-CB2RC as Discontinued (EOL) and directs customers to contact sales for alternatives. For new deployments, the NVIDIA MSN3420-CB2FC or CB2RC is the actively supported choice.
What power supplies does the MSN3420-CB2FC include?
The MSN3420-CB2FC configuration includes two AC power supplies for redundant operation, per the ASA Computers and NVIDIA product listings. Dual supplies allow the switch to survive a single PSU or power-feed failure in the rack. The exact power draw figures are not published in the data sources cited here; consult the SN3000 hardware user manual on docs.nvidia.com for precise consumption values before capacity-planning rack power.
Where can I download the MSN3420-CB2FC datasheet PDF?
The official datasheet is the NVIDIA Spectrum SN3000 Series Switches PDF, available at nvidia.com under the Solutions/Networking section (file sn3000-series-datasheet-1557133.pdf). For hardware installation details, the SN3000 1U and 2U hardware user manual is hosted on docs.nvidia.com. The XAIPART product page for MSN3420-CB2FC also links directly to the manufacturer datasheet for reference.
Is the MSN3420-CB2FC still active and supported?
Yes. The MSN3420-CB2FC is listed as an active, orderable NVIDIA Spectrum SN3420 SKU across authorized distributors including Arrow, CDW, Insight, and SHI as of October 2026. NVIDIA's SN3000 ordering information page (updated October 29, 2025) continues to list SN3420 systems, confirming ongoing availability. Only the third-party Supermicro SSE-SN3420 variant has been discontinued.
What are the key specifications of the MSN3420-CB2FC?
The MSN3420-CB2FC is a managed 1U L3 Open Ethernet switch with 60 ports total: 48 x 25GbE SFP28 (10/25GbE) and 12 x 100GbE QSFP28 (40/100GbE). It is based on the Spectrum-2 ASIC with 6.4 Tb/s bidirectional switching capacity, runs Cumulus Linux on an x86 management CPU, includes two redundant AC power supplies, and is rack-mountable with an included rail kit in a short-depth chassis.
Can the MSN3420-CB2FC replace a 10GbE ToR switch during a 25G upgrade?
Yes - this is one of its primary design targets. According to NVIDIA, the SN3420 is engineered for data centers evolving from 10G to 25G server access while maintaining 100GbE uplink readiness. The SFP28 ports run both 10GbE and 25GbE, so existing 10G servers and NICs keep working while new 25G-capable servers are added, allowing a gradual rack-by-rack migration without replacing the ToR switch twice.
What is the NVIDIA equivalent of the MSN3420-CB2FC from other brands?
Among other vendors, the Supermicro SSE-SN3420 series (also Spectrum-2 based, 25GbE/100GbE leaf/aggregation in 1U) was the closest cross-brand equivalent, but it is now discontinued per Supermicro's product page. The NVIDIA MSN3420 family itself (CB2RC/CB2FC variants with different airflow) remains the supported path. General-purpose cross-reference tools from DigiKey or TI do not cover complete switch systems, so compare based on ASIC, port map, and OS.
What does the -CB2FC suffix in MSN3420-CB2FC mean?
The MSN3420-CB2FC suffix encodes the hardware configuration: the SN3420 platform uses ordering codes where the trailing characters identify airflow direction and power supply options. For this SKU, the configuration includes two AC power supplies and back-to-front airflow as described by Insight and PartsSource listings. NVIDIA's SN3000 ordering-information documentation advises verifying airflow direction carefully when selecting among suffix variants.

エンジニアリング参考データ: MSN3420-CB2FC — 比較、設計ガイダンス、コンプライアンス情報。

選定ガイド

Choose the MSN3420-CB2FC when you need a 25GbE top-of-rack or leaf switch with 100GbE uplinks, dual-speed 10G/25G server ports for phased migration, and an Open Ethernet OS (Cumulus Linux) for automation-friendly operations. Choose the MSN3420-CB2RC instead only if your rack requires the opposite airflow direction - they are otherwise identical, and NVIDIA stresses matching airflow to the hot/cold aisle. Choose the MSN3700 (Spectrum-1) series when your design is 100GbE-heavy at the spine rather than 25G-dense at the access tier. Avoid the Supermicro SSE-SN3420-CB2RC for new builds despite its identical Spectrum-2 ASIC, since Supermicro has discontinued it and directs customers to alternatives. For super-spine or 200G fabrics, move up the SN3000/SN4000 families instead.

代替品との比較

パラメータ この製品 MSN3420-CB2RC MSN3410-CB2FC SSE-SN3420-CB2RC MSN3700-CS2FC
Brand NVIDIA (Mellanox) NVIDIA NVIDIA Supermicro NVIDIA
Package / Form Factor 1U rack-mount, short depth 1U rack-mount, short depth - same 1U rack-mount - same family 1U rack-mount - same 1U rack-mount - same family
ASIC Spectrum-2 (2nd gen) Spectrum-2 - same Spectrum-2 - same Spectrum-2 - same Spectrum-1 (1st gen)
Switching Capacity 6.4 Tb/s bidirectional 6.4 Tb/s 6.4 Tb/s 6.4 Tb/s 6.4 Tb/s
Network OS Cumulus Linux Cumulus Linux (Onyx/SONiC options per SKU) Cumulus Linux Open Networking OS (Cumulus/SONiC) Cumulus Linux
Airflow Back-to-front Opposite airflow variant (R vs F suffix) Front-to-back (per suffix) Reverse airflow Front-to-back (per suffix)
Lifecycle Active Active Active EOL / Discontinued Active

主な差別化要因

  • Dual-speed 25G server access with 10G backward compatibility (vs MSN3700-CS2FC)
  • Second-generation Spectrum-2 silicon (vs MSN3700-CS2FC)
  • Actively supported versus discontinued cross-brand equivalent (vs SSE-SN3420-CB2RC)

設計ノート

Airflow direction is the single most common ordering error with the SN3000 series. NVIDIA's ordering-information documentation explicitly warns to pay attention to airflow direction when ordering systems. The -CB2FC suffix indicates the back-to-front (or front-to-back) airflow orientation; ordering the wrong direction forces hot exhaust into cold aisles, throttling the ASIC under load. Physically verify the airflow arrow molded into the chassis and match it to your rack's hot/cold aisle layout before issuing the PO - especially when mixing CB2FC and CB2RC units in the same rack row.

Plan rack power for dual redundant AC feeds: the MSN3420-CB2FC ships with two AC power supplies, and each should be connected to a separate PDU/power feed for true redundancy. A single feed failure should leave the switch fully operational. Exact power draw figures were not published in the cited sources; consult the SN3000 hardware user manual on docs.nvidia.com before finalizing circuit breaker and PDU capacity, and remember to de-rate when both supplies share one branch circuit during lab deployments.

Use the QSFP28 breakout capability early in your design. Breaking each of the twelve 100G QSFP28 ports into 4 x 25G lanes yields up to 96 x 25G endpoints from one 1U chassis, which can defer a second ToR switch purchase in dense racks. Ensure cabling plans account for breakout DAC/AOC cable bend radius in the short-depth chassis, and label both physical and logical breakout ports in your Cumulus Linux configuration to avoid port-map confusion during troubleshooting.

コンプライアンス情報

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
鉛フリー
Unknown
ハロゲンフリー
Unknown
紛争鉱物
Unknown

Compliance data for the complete switch system was not present in the provided web data; consult the NVIDIA SN3000 hardware user manual and product compliance documentation.

データ検証日: 2026-10-19 — データはXAIPARTの部品エンジニアリングチームによって検証・管理されています

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