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Milestones and plans for the OCP Networking Project
The OCP Networking Project recently met at the OCP Engineering Workshop in Boston. Overall, it’s been a fantastic year for OCP and the Networking Project, which made great strides in three priority...
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Last year, we held our first Networking @Scale, our invitation-only, one-day technical conference for engineers working on large-scale networking solutions. We received a tremendous amount of interest...
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Growing the Wedge/Wedge 100 community
In 2011, we founded the Open Compute Project (OCP), a rapidly growing community of engineers and companies around the world whose mission is to foster more openness, more innovation, and a greater...
View ArticleDisaggregate: Networking recap
Last week we hosted a new event called Disaggregate: Networking, an invitation-only, technical conference for engineers with an interest in open and disaggregated networking solutions. By decoupling...
View ArticleNetworking @Scale 2017 Recap
On May 1-2, we hosted over 600 network engineers at the Pullman Hotel in Redwood City for the third Networking @Scale conference. Similar to last year, the conference included two days of technical...
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Open/R: Open routing for modern networks
We are open-sourcing Open/R, an extensible network routing platform that enables rapid innovation in network functions and applications. Open/R is being used in Facebook’s backbone and data center...
View Article2018 Networking @Scale recap
Recently, we hosted more than 500 engineers at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California for our fourth Networking @Scale conference. As with previous Networking @Scaleconferences, we...
View ArticleNetworking @Scale 2019 recap
Networking solutions are critical for building applications and services that serve billions of people around the world. Building and operating such large-scale networks often present complex...
View ArticleWatch: Meta’s engineers on building network infrastructure for AI
Meta is building for the future of AI at every level – from hardware like MTIA v1, Meta’s first-generation AI inference accelerator to publicly released models like Llama 2, Meta’s next-generation...
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