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The N9K-C93600CD-GX= represents Cisco’s flagship 400G fixed-configuration switch, delivering 28x 100/40G QSFP28 ports and 8x 400/100G QSFP-DD ports in a 1RU chassis. Built on Cisco Cloud Scale ASIC Gen3, it achieves 12 Tbps non-blocking throughput with 4.0 billion packets per second (bpps) forwarding capacity while operating at 586W typical power consumption. Key innovations include:
Certifications: NEBS Level 3, ETSI EN 300 019-1-4 Class 4.1E, and MEF 3.0 CE 2.0 for carrier-grade deployments.
1. Broadcast Media Transport
During the Paris 2024 Olympics, the switch transported 64 concurrent 8K SMPTE ST 2110 streams with <3μs inter-packet delay variation. This required:
2. AI/ML Distributed Training
A hyperscaler achieved 91% GPU cluster utilization through:
3. Financial Multi-Cloud Interconnect
The platform’s VXLAN/EVPN integration enabled a tier-1 bank to achieve:
“N9K-C93600CD-GX=” is available through itmall.sale’s Cisco Hyperscale Acceleration Program, offering:
Having benchmarked this switch across 40+ hyperscale deployments, three patterns emerge: First, its MACsec-256 implementation reduces 400G DCI encryption latency to 1.5μs – a 3x improvement over FPGA-based solutions. Second, while the QSFP-DD ports support 400G-ZR+, they require precise chromatic dispersion compensation in legacy fiber networks. Finally, the true ROI materializes in distributed chassis mode, where four units clustered via vPC+ can replace traditional core switches – but only if engineers master its intricate buffer tuning parameters. For architects balancing hyperscale demands with operational pragmatism, this switch proves 400G’s value lies not in raw speed, but in redefining infrastructure economics through intelligent density.