Mellanox Technologies, Ltd.

David Fischer

Jamal Mousa

Nimer Khazen

Alon Rokach

Ayal Shabtay

Nimer Hazin

Tarek Hathoot

Dor Oz

Dmitry Fliter

Alona Bain Najmanovich

Uri Goffer-Dor

Dor Dadon

A mechanical device for cooling an electronic component may include a surface including an aperture, and a first support protruding from the surface and a second support protruding from the surface. In some embodiments, the device may include disposed within the aperture a thermal interface material (TIM).

Mechanical device for cooling an electronic component

A connector for a networking cable assembly includes a substrate, a first set of contacts on a first surface of the substrate that electrically connect to leads of a first cable, and a second set of contacts on the first surface of the substrate that electrically connect to leads of a second cable. The first set of contacts are spaced apart from the second set of contacts in a first direction by an amount that enables the second cable to be stacked on the first cable and passed over the first set of contacts to electrically connect to the leads of the second cable.

Systems, methods, and devices for networking cable assemblies

A connector backshell for accommodating and protecting rows of twisted pairs of cables is provided. The backshell includes four sidewalls and a printed circuit board (PCB) with a first group of conductive pads printed on the top side of the PCB and located at the rear side of the PCB, for receiving rows of corresponding wires of insulated cables, to be connected to the conductive pads, such that one row is located below the PCB and the other rows are located on top of each other above the top surface of the PCB. A second group of conductive pads are printed on the bottom side of the PCB and located at the rear side of the PCB, for receiving corresponding wires of insulated cables, to be connected to the conductive pads, such that at least one row is located below the PCB.

QSFP-DD connector backshell with vertically arranged rows of cables

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Tel Aviv, Israel

David Fischer