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Intel QLE7240-CK QLogic InfiniBand Network Adapter

Ensure High-Performance Connectivity with InfiniBand The Intel QLE7240-CK is a network adapter designed to provide high-bandwidth, low-latency connectivity using InfiniBand technology. This PCI Express x8 low profile card is ideal for servers and workstations that require demanding network perfo...

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Overview

Ensure High-Performance Connectivity with InfiniBand

The Intel QLE7240-CK is a network adapter designed to provide high-bandwidth, low-latency connectivity using InfiniBand technology. This PCI Express x8 low profile card is ideal for servers and workstations that require demanding network performance.

  • Product Type: Network adapter
  • Interface Type: PCI Express x8 low profile
  • Technology: InfiniBand
  • Model: QLogic QLE7240

Specifications

Brand
Intel
Model
QLE7240-CK QLogic InfiniBand Network Adapter
Technology
InfiniBand

Frequently Asked Questions

The Intel QLE7240-CK is an InfiniBand network adapter, designed for high-performance computing (HPC) environments that require very high bandwidth and low-latency communication.
No, this adapter is specifically for InfiniBand networks and is not compatible with standard Ethernet infrastructure.
InfiniBand adapters like the QLE7240-CK provide extremely high bandwidth and very low latency, which are crucial for demanding applications in data centers and supercomputing.
Yes, InfiniBand has different speeds (SDR, DDR, QDR, FDR, EDR, HDR). The product title for the QLE7240-CK does not specify the exact speed it supports, so further inquiry may be necessary.
InfiniBand is commonly used in applications such as scientific research, financial analysis, large-scale data processing, and enterprise data centers where rapid data transfer and minimal delay are critical.