2022 OCP Global Summit Showcase

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Introducing CXL Memory Pooling
- Astera Labs demonstrates the industry's first CXL memory pooling to cut memory stranding and cloud server TCO.
- Its Leo controller runs memory pooling today with CXL 1.1-capable 4th Gen Intel Xeon processors.
Abstract
Astera Labs has demonstrated the industry’s first CXL memory pooling solution to reduce memory stranding, optimize memory utilization and reduce cloud server TCO. Ahmad Danesh, Sr. Director, Product Management, Astera Labs demonstrates how memory pooling can be deployed today with Leo and CXL 1.1-capable 4th Gen Intel Xeon processors.
1.6Tbps OSFP-XD AECsfor hyperscale spines
- Credo unveils a 1.6Tbps OSFP-XD HiWire CLOS active electrical cable supporting lengths up to 2.75m.
- The thin, compact cable targets dense spine switching for next-generation hyperscale data centers.
Abstract
Don Barnetson, Vice President of AEC Product, Credo discusses their recently unveileed 1.6Tbps OSFP-XD HiWire CLOS Active Electrical Cable (AEC) supporting lengths up to 2.75m in a thin, compact, cable form factor to address the dense spine switching requirements for next generation hyperscale data centers.
Rethinking Data Center Fabrics
- Enfabrica's founders argue data center fabric architecture must be rethought to overcome I/O scaling limits.
- Their approach maps to OCP Summit themes of openness, efficiency, scalability, and sustainability.
Abstract
Roshan Sankar and Shrijeet Mukherjee, founders of Enfabrica, a Silicon Valley stealth start-up, discuss how we need to rethink fabric architecture to overcome challenges in I/O scaling and address the key themes at #OCPSummit2022 of openness, efficiency, scalability, and sustainability.
Massive power efficiency gains for tape storage vs HDDs
- IBM's Diamondback Tape Library delivers major power-efficiency gains over HDDs for archival storage.
- The air-gapped, high-density library holds hundreds of petabytes and guards against ransomware.
Abstract
Shawn Brume discusses the power efficiency advantage of IBM’s Diamondback Tape Library over HDDs. Diamondback is a high-density archival storage solution with hundreds of petabytes of capacity and is physically air-gapped to protect against ransomware and other cyber threats.
Smarter chassis designs for sustainable data centers
- Inspur's Alan Chang details sustainable chassis designs using renewable energy, recycling, and thermal reuse.
- Liquid-cooling technologies help reduce data center water consumption.
Abstract
Alan Chang, VP, Technical Operations, Inspur, discusses their showcase at #OCPSummit2022 with a focus on data center sustainability, including utilizing renewable energy, recycling, thermal reuse, and liquid-cooling technologies to reduce water consumption.
Market drivers for Active Electrical Cables
- Marvell's AECs, powered by Alaska PAM4 DSPs, overcome the distance limits of passive direct attach cables.
- They enable 400G, 800G, and 1.6T server-to-switch and switch-to-switch interconnects using 100G serial I/Os.
Abstract
Venu Balasubramonian, VP of product marketing, High Speed Connectivity and PHY Business Unit, Marvell, explains how AECs (such as those powered by Marvell Alaska’s PAM4 DSPs) overcome distance constraints of passive direct attach cables and enable next-generation 400G, 800G and 1.6T server-to-switch and switch-to-switch interconnects that require 100G serial I/Os.
Advancing Composable Memory Systems
- Meta's Manoj Wadekar shares a perspective on OCP's Composable Memory Systems (CMS) project.
- Software-defined memory systems hold potential to accelerate innovation in large data centers.
Abstract
Software-defined memory systems have tremendous potential to accelerate innovation in large data centers. Manoj Wadekar, Hardware Systems Technologist, Meta, shares a perspective on OCP’s Composable Memory Systems (CMS) Project.
OCP adds Sustainability to its Charter
- OCP Chair Rebecca Weekly wraps up the 2022 San Jose Summit and its high-energy atmosphere.
- OCP added Sustainability to its charter this year.
Abstract
“You can feel the energy!” Rebecca Weekly, Chair of the Open Computer Project, provides a wrap-up of this year’s #OCPSummit20222 in San Jose, California, including the addition of Sustainability to its charter.
OCP's Future Technology Symposium
- OCP's Lesya Dymyd shares highlights from the Future Technology Symposium spanning academia, startups, and industry.
- Submitted papers covered five tracks: Network, HPC, Data Center Efficiency, Systems, and Power and Sustainability.
Abstract
OCP’s Lesya Dymyd shares highlights from the Future Technology Symposium at the OCP Global Summit 2022 which invited authors from academia, startup, industry and venture communities to submit papers across five technological tracks: Network, High Performance Computing (HPC), Data Center Efficiency, Systems (server, storage, switches) and Power and Other Data Center Sustainable Solutions.
OCP progress with ODSA Chiplets and Bunch-of-Wires Interface
- OCP's Bapi Vinnakota updates progress on the ODSA chiplet initiative and its Bunch-of-Wires interface.
Abstract
Bapi Vinnakota, project lead for the Open Compute Project’s Open Domain-Specific Architecture (ODSA) initiative, provides an update on chiplet architecture.
Advancing Data Center Sustainability
- Schneider Electric's Alexander Rakov describes OCP community efforts to help data centers grow sustainably.
- He sees the community driving innovation toward large gains in sustainable performance.
Abstract
It is imperative that data centers grow sustainably and the Open Computer Project is working to advance this cause. Alexander Rakov, Sustainability Leader – C&SP, Schneider Electric, talks about how the OCP community is driving innovation that could achieve huge gains in sustainable performance.
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