900-9D3B4-00CV-EA0

• NVIDIA Blue Field-3 B3220L SuperNIC / DPU
• E-Series Controller with 8 Arm cores, 16 GB Onboard DDR5
• Cryptographic Offload Enabled
• Dual-Port QSFP112, Up to 200 GbE (10/25/50/100/200 GbE supported)
• PCIe 5.0 x16 Host interface, 32 GT/S Interconnect Bit Rate
• Full-Height Half-Length (FHHL) card, 111.2 Mm X 167.5 Mm
• 0 C to +55 C Operating Range (-40 C to +70 C Non-operating)

The NVIDIA 900-9D3B4-00CV-EA0 is a Blue Field-3 B3220L SuperNIC with 16 GB of onboard DDR5 and cryptographic offload enabled, built on an E-Series controller with 8 Arm cores. It is a dual-port QSFP112 adapter supporting Ethernet speeds of 10, 25, 50, 100 and 200 GbE, connected to the host over a PCIe 5.0 x16 interface at a 32 GT/s interconnect bit rate. The card uses a full-height half-length (FHHL) form factor measuring 111.2 mm x 167.5 mm and is rated from 0 C to +55 C. Unlike a conventional NIC, a data processing unit of this type runs its own Arm-based software stack alongside the host.

Blue Field-3 SuperNICs are deployed in AI and cloud infrastructure to move networking, storage and security processing off the host CPU and onto the adapter: East-West fabric for GPU training and inference clusters, multi-tenant network virtualization and isolation, NVMe-over-Fabrics storage initiation and target duties, and inline encryption where the crypto-enabled SKU is required. Because the onboard Arm cores run their own operating system, the card also serves as a trusted control-plane domain separated from the tenant host. Buyers are AI cloud and hyperscale operators, enterprise teams building GPU clusters, telecom providers deploying virtualized network functions, and integrators assembling NVIDIA reference architectures -- a segment where adapter lead times track GPU platform demand.