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Cisco and NVIDIA's USFP represents a critical hardware evolution for scaling AI Ethernet fabrics to 12.8T aggregate capacity while maintaining backward compatibility with existing operational models. By introducing a 400G-per-lane pluggable form factor, this partnership directly addresses the bandwidth and density requirements of next-generation agentic AI systems without forcing infrastructure redesigns. This development is pivotal for data center architects managing the transition from current 1.6T fabrics to higher-performance clusters.
Cisco and NVIDIA Announce USFP: Expanding the Path to AI Connectivity
Cisco and NVIDIA announce USFP, the first 400G-per-lane pluggable form factor. Scale your AI infrastructure efficiently while keeping the proven operations you trust.
The Ultra-Dense Small Form-Factor Pluggable (USFP) is industry’s first pluggable form factor designed to help customers scale AI networks, providing a path to up to 12.8T of aggregate capacity while preserving proven deployment and serviceability models As AI evolves from answering prompts to orchestrating complex, multi-step workflows, infrastructure demands are growing rapidly. From training and inference to emerging agentic AI systems, modern AI workloads depend on continuous communication across accelerators, applications, storage, and services, driving unprecedented requirements for bandwidth, responsiveness,…
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