Intro to the Open Compute Project OCP
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Open Compute describes concrete designs and measurable outcomes: 250+ member companies and ~8,000 hardware engineers produce 200+ contributions that must have a product market-ready within ~120 days. Typical wins include tool-less server components that cut embodied weight by ~3 kg, front-facing cabling and single bus bar racks, larger 280mm fans using the fan-cube law to save ~19–50% power in tests, and homogeneous ODM supply to simplify ops at hyperscale.
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- 0:00Intro
- 2:21Two Terms
- 3:17What is Open Compute
- 5:02Members
- 6:14Tenants
- 7:51Fan Cube Law
- 9:11Facebook Rack
- 10:25Edge Servers
- 13:41Contact Information
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