Open Compute Project
Executive perspectives from Open Compute Project across NextGenInfra's event and research showcases.
8 video interviews · 2022–2023
Harnessing CXL for AI/ML Interconnectivity
- OCP's Siamak Tavallaei stresses CXL for interconnecting large machine learning systems with a fundamental interconnect standard.
- CXL can link 10,000 units, petabytes of storage, and hundreds of terabytes of shared memory for device and host communication.
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Siamak Tavallaei, CXL Advisor to the Board at Open Compute Project, emphasizes the importance of CXL in enabling interconnection of large systems for machine learning and artificial intelligence, and the need for a fundamental standard for interconnectivity. He asserts that CXL can facilitate the interconnection of 10,000 units, petabytes of storage, and hundreds of terabytes of memory in a shared environment, promoting device-to-device and host-to-host communication.
Future of Data Centers: Chiplets, Bandwidth & AI-Intensive Workloads
- OCP ODSA lead Bapi Vinnakota highlights chiplets' efficiency in building heterogeneous systems for growing bandwidth needs.
- Chiplet-based systems will be crucial for AI-intensive data centers, with open interfaces as the optimal integration path.
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Bapi Vinnakota, the ODSA Project Lead at Open Compute Project, emphasized the growing need for more bandwidth and diverse types of compute in data centers, highlighting the efficiency of chiplets in building heterogenous systems. He concluded that chiplet-based systems will be crucial in future data centers, especially those with AI-intensive workloads, and advocated for open interfaces as the optimal way to integrate systems and chiplet devices from various vendors.
What's next at OCP in 2023?
- Open Compute Project's Cliff Grossner spotlights immersion cooling, optical switching, and disaggregated systems.
- He weighs which of these new OCP technologies grab the limelight in 2023.
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From immersion cooling, to optical switching, and disaggregated systems there are a lot of new technologies arriving at the Open Compute Project Project. Which ones will be in the limelight in 2023? Open Compute Project's Cliff Grossner makes his predictions for OCP in 2023.
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.
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“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.
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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.
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Bapi Vinnakota, project lead for the Open Compute Project’s Open Domain-Specific Architecture (ODSA) initiative, provides an update on chiplet architecture.
Edge Computing, Composable, Silicon, and Data Center Sustainability
- Open Compute Project's Cliff Grossner highlights edge computing, composability, silicon, and data center sustainability for 2022.
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Cliff Grossner, Vice President, Market Intelligence at Open Compute Project, shares predictions for 2022. Download AvidThink's 2021 Select Report Collection to explore strategies and opportunities in the Telco, Private Mobile Networks, Service Assurance, SD-WAN and Open RAN space.
Technology Accelerators and Fresh Perspectives
- Open Compute Project board chair Rebecca Weekly points to technology accelerators and fresh perspectives in 2022.
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Rebecca Weekly, Board Chair at Open Compute Project, shares predictions for 2022. Download AvidThink's 2021 Select Report Collection to explore strategies and opportunities in the Telco, Private Mobile Networks, Service Assurance, SD-WAN and Open RAN space.