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Oct 29, 2026

Felix WangGUEST
5:42
Yeah, absolutely.
Felix WangGUEST
5:44
So OCP is Open Compute Project.
Felix WangGUEST
5:46
It's a conference mostly for industry participants who care on, say, for example, networking, optics, hard semiconductors, and also on power and cooling.
Felix WangGUEST
5:59
And I would say a couple of just very quick takeaways that I gathered from that conference.
JonHOST
5:25
I think a lot of our colleagues, the thing is that at the same time Semicon West was in town, OCP was in San Jose.
Tim CulpanHOST
5:35
Open Compute Project.
Tim CulpanHOST
5:37
And
JonHOST
5:37
while Semicon West has sort of diminished in San Francisco, OCP, its star has been skyrocketing, like absolutely skyrocketing.
Ravi PendekantiGUEST
19:18
And innovation wins that when you have open standards defined and each of the organization builds its products and technologies in sync with what those defined architectures are we also want to work with the right populars so that we are all building towards a better platform for whatever that might be for a particular customer uh to be truly based on you know an open architecture
Kevin BrownHOST
19:46
Yeah, and I think it's interesting to see the work that AMD is doing with organizations such as Open Compute and trying to really animate the ecosystem in a different way.
Kevin BrownHOST
19:56
So it will be interesting to see as we go forward because I think what we've covered today is if you look back in history, everything people project about a disruption, they generally have been wrong.
Kevin BrownHOST
20:07
Ecosystems respond in interesting ways and innovation happens in interesting ways that is very, very difficult to predict.
Vlad GalabovHOST
0:08
Hi, and welcome back to the AIDC debate.
Vlad GalabovHOST
0:11
We find ourselves at the OCP Global Summit in San Jose.
Vlad GalabovHOST
0:15
And over the next few minutes, we'll walk you through our main takeaways from the conference.
Vlad GalabovHOST
0:20
So, boys, we've been here.
Felix WangGUEST
27:26
But it finally got to Jensen.
Felix WangGUEST
27:29
And what I'm now hearing is, and that's why I went out to the conference last week, Open Compute Project, There's been a lot more emphasis and research now on memory optimization.
Felix WangGUEST
27:44
And it's been led by DeepSeq.
Felix WangGUEST
27:46
Of course, DeepSeq is at the top of them in terms of trying to figure out more efficiencies, both hardware and software.
Brian BeelerHOST
0:09
This should be great.
Brian BeelerHOST
0:11
Bill's live at OCP, so I'll ask for a little bit of grace in case he gets interrupted, but it should be a great conversation about storage and what's going on in the data center, the modern challenges of designing infrastructure, and how storage has become such a critical role in every use case, AI, clearly, but everything else, the demands are growing.
Brian BeelerHOST
0:36
exponentially, and even the database that was the hotness and virtualization just a few years ago still can benefit greatly from all these new technologies, and we'll tear into all that today.
Brian BeelerHOST
0:49
Bill, thanks for sitting down and finding a quiet spot for us today.
Bill BollengierGUEST
0:53
Hey, thanks for having me, Brian.
Bill BollengierGUEST
0:54
I appreciate being here.
Brian BeelerHOST
0:56
Yeah, so what's the vibe at OCP like? I didn't make it out this year, so I'm curious to get your read.
Bill BollengierGUEST
1:02
A lot of excitement.
Austin LyonsHOST
2:19
So I thought, yeah, I can watch them later when I get home at two X, you know?
Vic ShakerHOST
2:23
Yeah, if you go to the Open Compute Project YouTube website, you'll see all the talks there.
Vic ShakerHOST
2:28
It's totally free to watch.
Vic ShakerHOST
2:29
I think it's amazing that they did that pretty much on the same day.
Ben BajarinHOST
27:12
So I actually really like this show for a lot of different reasons.
Ben BajarinHOST
27:17
You know, the open compute project is really something that is standards based, which I think is good.
Ben BajarinHOST
27:24
So like you talk to a lot of people on the floor, you talk about rack design, you talk about.
Ben BajarinHOST
27:29
And they were talking about, you know, that this isn't an OCP spec.
Yvette SchmitterGUEST
2:19
No pun intended.
Yvette SchmitterGUEST
2:21
Like if you've seen like over the past couple of weeks, months, every chip vendor at OCP, especially last week, built racks for millions of agents and the company's holding millions.
Yvette SchmitterGUEST
2:31
Our money and our shopping carts just changed the damn lot.
Yvette SchmitterGUEST
2:35
So read the fine print with the banks, folks, because the banks drew a very specific line.

23 MINS LATER

Stephen FoskettGUEST
26:09
The problem is, like, where are we going to go with this? And there's a lot of concern.
Stephen FoskettGUEST
26:13
I will just say, like I said, I don't want to specifically attribute this to anybody.
Stephen FoskettGUEST
26:17
But, I mean, we were in San Jose during OCP.
Stephen FoskettGUEST
26:19
We were downtown.

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Where the Screws Go: Internal KVM Mounting

Oct 19 · 1 Mention

Herman PoppleberryHOST
18:21
One example board, the B650D4U, is about $9.32 New Zealand dollars, for the board only.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
18:28
And there's a standard for modular BMCs called DCSCM from the Open Compute Project that puts the BMC on a small replaceable card.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
18:37
Flex and Pegatron make them with an AST2600 running OpenBMC.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
18:42
That's a data center thing, of course.

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