DPUs and SuperNICs have quietly become the backbone of AI factories, HPC clusters, and hyperscaler networks – but the software and hardware ecosystem around them has, until recently, been locked...
The Open Programmable Infrastructure (OPI) Project was created to make DPU and IPU infrastructure easier to consume, integrate, and scale. With our first coordinated abstraction release, “Abstraction” (v0.1.0), we took...
Release establishes a vendor neutral API layer across 26 repositories to accelerate real-world deployment of open programmable infrastructure Summary The Open Programmable Infrastructure Project has announced its first coordinated release,...
We’re excited to announce the second OPI Summit on DPU/IPUs, happening October 15, 2026 in San Jose, California, alongside the OCP Global Summit! This gathering is designed for anyone who...
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...
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