What is the Big Deal with the Open Programmable Infrastructure Project?
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Project launches June 2022 under the Linux Foundation to standardize APIs and tooling for DPUs/IPUs across cloud and telco stacks, aiming to unblock adoption by reducing vendor divergence and validation effort. Founding members include Intel, NVIDIA, Red Hat, Dell and Tencent; Intel contributes an IPDK subproject. Work focuses on provisioning/lifecycle, API and behavioral models, and a community lab to validate end-to-end storage, networking and security offloads. Targets include 400–800 Gbps accelerators, P4 data‑plane + DPDK integration, independent DPU boot/provision and security air gaps.
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