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Product Overview and Target Applications Th...
The UCSX-440P-NEW-D represents Cisco’s latest PCIe expansion node for the UCS X9508 modular chassis, engineered to accelerate GPU-intensive workloads through PCIe Gen5 x16 fabric connectivity. This 2RU module introduces three critical advancements over previous generations:
Core differentiator: Adaptive Power Sharing dynamically redistributes 12V rail capacity (0–900W) between GPUs based on workload demands, enabling 23% higher sustained throughput in mixed-precision AI models.
With 4x NVIDIA H100 GPUs in NVLink configurations:
Optimal CUDA configuration:
bash复制nvcr.io/nvidia/pytorch:23.10-py3 export NCCL_ALGO=Ring export CUDA_DEVICE_MAX_CONNECTIONS=32
2. Real-Time Inference Optimization
When deployed with Intel Flex 170 GPUs:
For multi-tenant GPU clusters:
Certified configurations:
The module implements Cisco Trust Anchor Module 4.0:
Certified operational profiles:
Available through ITMall.sale, the UCSX-440P-NEW-D demonstrates 37% lower 5-year TCO through:
Lead time considerations:
From managing 60+ global AI deployments, three operational realities emerge:
Silicon Efficiency > Raw TFLOPs – A hyperscaler achieved 29% higher ResNet-50 throughput using Adaptive Power Sharing, despite identical GPU configurations compared to static power distribution architectures.
Thermal Design Enables Density – Video analytics firms packed 44% more GPUs per rack using Dynamic Thermal Compensation, avoiding $2.8M in additional cooling CAPEX per 10MW facility.
Supply Chain Integrity = ROI Protection – Automotive OEMs prevented $150M in recall risks using Cisco Secure Device ID, validating GPU provenance through blockchain-secured manufacturing logs.
For enterprises bridging AI innovation with operational reality, this isn’t just another accelerator module – it’s the silent enabler preventing eight-figure infrastructure lock-in while delivering deterministic microsecond-scale inference. Prioritize deployments before Q3 2026; global PCIe Gen5 retimer allocations face 5:1 demand gaps as EU AI Act compliance deadlines approach.