Each QSFP Passive Cable splitter uses the latest

(ISSA), the QSFP Passive Cable splitter and a variety of installation scenarios where dissimilar QSFP and SFP + devices worn must be logged appropriate. A common installation is to connect the channel QSFP 40G unique splitter cable in the top-of-rack (ToR) switches available 40-Gbps uplink port QSFP. The splitter cable 10G SFP + four individual channels can then be routed to a wide range of compatible devices, including 10-GbE SFP + rack servers, blade servers, switches, blades, and the NIC arrays direct connection Storage

A remarkable advantage of using discrete but QSFP Passive Cable is on cost savings over time. Instead of routing traffic through a switch dedicated 10GbE 10GbE SFP + uplink port, some network topologies inefficient global trade their 10G 10-Gigabit Ethernet channel discrete, usually in the form of ten separate CAT6 patch. With four native 10-GbE SFP + connectors on each cable splitter, 40 Gigabit Ethernet links discrete can be removed from the mixture. With the election with a splitter cable to work, the costs associated with potentially thousands of CAT6 Patch Cable connected to the chipset power-hungry and are relieved that the drive completely. High-density SFP + and QSFP Passive Cable are much more efficient and offers an impressive 10-fold reduction in power consumption and heat dissipation in comparison.