The JBX04745 represents an exceptional solution for organizations requiring extended-distance, high-speed optical connectivity in their data center infrastructure. This 70-meter NVIDIA Mellanox Compatible 25GBASE-AOC SFP28 Active Optical Cable combines cutting-edge fiber optic technology with enterprise-grade reliability. **Key Features & Specifications:** Built on OM3 50/125 multimode fiber with duplex configuration, this cable delivers consistent 25GB data rates across its full 70-meter length. The active optical cable design eliminates the need for separate transceivers, simplifying deployment and reducing total cost of ownership. LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) jacketing with OFNR (Optical Fiber Non-Conductive Riser) rating ensures compliance with building codes and fire safety standards. **Performance & Compatibility:** Fully qualified to IEEE 802.3by specifications, this cable seamlessly integrates with NVIDIA Mellanox networking infrastructure. It directly replaces OEM part number MFA2P10-A070, making it an ideal drop-in solution for existing deployments. The SFP28 form factor ensures compatibility with standard network equipment without requiring adapters. **Safety & Compliance:** Comprehensive safety certifications include Class 1 Laser, UL/FDA approval (21CFR 1040.10), and TUV certification. RoHS/ELV directive compliance guarantees environmentally responsible manufacturing. Operating temperature range of 0-70°C (32-158°F) supports diverse deployment environments. **Ideal Applications:** Perfect for data centers, enterprise networks, high-frequency trading floors, and cloud computing infrastructure requiring reliable, long-distance optical links. The 70-meter length accommodates floor-to-floor connectivity and distributed switch fabric architectures. **Value Proposition:** With free standard shipping on orders over $99 and a 90-day limited warranty, this cable offers excellent value for enterprise customers. Custom brand programming is available for OEM and reseller requirements. Available from distribution centers in Danville, CA and Beaufort, SC for rapid deployment.