
Open Compute Project
This is the place to find all the OCP related videos from OCP Summits, Hackathons, Video Blogs and more. What is OCP all about? Hacking Conventional Computing Infrastructure The Open Compute Project Foundation is a 501(c)6 organization which was founded in 2011 by Facebook, Intel, Rackspace, Goldman Sachs and Andy Bechtolsheim. Our mission is to apply the benefits of open source software to hardware and rapidly increase the pace of innovation to hardware design and engineering. Why Open Hardware? By releasing Open Compute Project technologies as open hardware, our goal is to develop servers and data centers following the model traditionally associated with open source software projects.
Episodes


Panel: Composable Memory Systems using CXL

Disaggregated & Composable Architectures: The Importance of Extended PCIe Cabling

Standardizing RAS Requirements for GPU & Accelerators in Hyperscale Computing

Fleet Memory Fault Mgmt WS update

OCP Standardization of Human Readable Debugging Information for NVMe® SSDs

CMS Hardware Form Factors

Long Term Preservation and Archive Storage

A proposed solution to improve reliability by containing the impact of PCIe Uncorrected Errors

Methodology for performance benchmarking of containerized microservices using CMS memory pooling

Universal Payload for Optimized Firmware Handoff in Server Platforms

CXL Device Telemetry: A Software Interface Proposal

Panel: OCP Datacenter Device Specification Updates with Customer Storage Perspectives

OCP Composable Memory Systems (CMS) Logical and Physical Architecture overview and use case mapping

OCP CMS Sub-Project progress update and plans

A Standards-based approach to Firmware Update of GPUs at Hyperscalers

Establishing an Ecosystem for Secure Manufacturing

Addressing the need for increased performance and sustainability

Panel - FDP Industry Update and Applications

Triton: Redfish Tool
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