
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


Enabling coreboot for Open System Firmware on Arm servers

DDC V3 OCP specification

RAS API workstream - Overview and status

Project Argus DC-SCM 2.0

DC-SCM LTPI Reference Implementation Contribution from Intel

Update for Hardware Fault Management Sub-Project

Standardizing Live Migration with NVM Express®

OCP PCIe Extended Connectivity Requirements

More cache for less cash: CXL Memory Bandwidth and Capacity Expansion in Software Caches

Capacity & TCO benefits to Applications using VMware Memory tiering

Signal Integrity in Immersion: Overcoming Challenges for High-Performance IT Platforms

TCO Modeling for Immersion: Unlocking Cost Savings and Efficiency in Data Centers

Navigating Immersion Challenges: Addressing Risks and Warranty Guidelines in Immersion Cooling

Unifying Immersion: Insights into Minimum Requirements and Fluids & Materials in Immersion Cooling

Power Distribution in Immersion: Enabling High-Power Delivery in Immersion Cooling

Advancing Immersion Cooling: Project Updates, Industry Trends and Consensus Glossary

Frame Based Deployment of Rear Door Heat Exchanger

Aluminum micro-channel coils for Door HX solutions

Densifying modular data centers with hybrid cooling
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