The Open Programmable Infrastructure Project is an open-source effort within the Linux Foundation to develop a standard API for utilizing SmartNICs, DPUs and IPUs, and other coprocessors or processing elements....
Read MoreLast month, Open Programmable Infrastructure (OPI) Project’s premier members Marvell Technology, F5 and Arm introduced the first-ever use case demo built on the OPI framework at OCP Global Summit. This...
Read MoreThe 2023 OCP Global Summit, which took place in San Jose, California, on October 17-19, had more than 4,400 attendees from 891 organizations from 35 countries around the world. Industry leaders,...
Read MoreThis 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...
Read MoreWritten 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...
Read MoreWritten by Paul Pindell, Chair of the OPI Working Group and Principal Architect for F5 The Open Programmable Infrastructure (OPI) Outreach Working Group is focused on two major workstreams. The...
Read MoreAt 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)...
Read MoreAt 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...
Read MoreAt the recent Hot Interconnects event, a presentation on the Open Programmable Infrastructure Project was presented by Kyle Mestery (Intel) and Boris Glimcher (Dell). See below for the link to the recording....
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