The Open Programmable Infrastructure (OPI) community brings together developers, vendors, platform engineers, and open source contributors working to advance open APIs and infrastructure for DPUs, IPUs, and programmable infrastructure. In...
2025 was a pivotal year for the Open Programmable Infrastructure (OPI) Project. As DPUs and IPUs moved firmly into the mainstream of modern infrastructure design, our community focused on turning...
On October 17, tour community came together at The Tech Interactive in San Jose, CA for the very first OPI Summit on DPU/IPUs, co-located with OCP Global Summit. The half-day...
The Open Programmable Infrastructure (OPI) Project is dedicated to advancing open standards and frameworks for programmable infrastructure solutions. A pivotal component of this initiative is the OPI Lab, a collaborative...
This press release was originally posted on the Marvell Technology website. Click here for more content like this. Marvell® OCTEON® 10 DPU and F5 NGINX Application Show How Linux Foundation’s...
This originally ran on the Linux Foundation website. For more content like this, click here. Linux Foundation projects and communities, including the OPI Project, will be out in full force...
Written by Elad Blatt, Global Head Business Development Telco Networking at NVIDIA and Use Case WG Chair When the cloud revolution started, large enterprise like ISPs and retailers were mostly...
The Open Programmable Infrastructure Project to keynote at second annual SmartNICs Summit on June 13-15 SAN FRANCISCO, May 31, 2023 – The Open Programmable Infrastructure (OPI) Project, a community-driven initiative focused on creating...
At the recent SNIA event, a presentation on the Open Programmable Infrastructure Project was presented by Paul Pindell (F5), Boris Glimcher (Dell), Mark Sanders (Dell), Elad Blatt (Nvidia), Steven Royer (Red Hat)...
At the recent Intel Innovation 22 event, a presentation on the Open Programmable Infrastructure Project was presented by Dan Daly (Intel) and Paul Pindell (F5). See below for the link to the...
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