Today, the Open Compute Project Foundation (OCP), the nonprofit organization bringing hyperscale innovations to all, announces it has taken the next important step in establishing itself as the ...

The Open Compute Project began in 2011 when Facebook published the designs of some homebrew servers it had built to make its data centers run more efficiently. Facebook hoped that other companies ...

The Open Compute Project, the org best known for offering designs for hyperscale hardware, has rounded up AWS, Google, Meta, and Microsoft to help it test concrete.… In a blog post on Tuesday ...

Jason Taylor, vice president of infrastructure at Facebook, was elected as the new chairman of the Open Compute Project (OCP) at the organization’s meeting in New York last week. He replaced Frank ...

Facebook's two-year old Open Compute Project (OCP) first tackled datacentre servers, motherboards and power supply, and now has designs on networking with an open switch. With networking OEMs ...

The Open Compute Project (OCP) is a foundation that develops open hardware for data centers. This includes power supplies, motherboards, and storage disk arrays.

Microsoft joined the Open Compute Project (OCP) in 2014, and is a founding member of and contributor to the organization's SAI project. The OCP publishes open hardware designs intended to be used ...

Open Compute Project Explained As a bit of background, when Facebook moved from buying hardware to creating its own, it created the Open Compute Project (OCP) and began contributing designs and ...

The Open Compute Project has allowed Facebook, Microsoft, Goldman Sachs Google and Apple to disrupt the data center industry. Next up: telecom.

The Open Compute Project started out as a controversial idea inside Facebook and has turned the $141 billion data-center computer-hardware industry on its head ...

Amir Michael, Facebook's hardware lead, discussed the Open Compute project in a keynote presentation at LinuxCon. He laid out the root problem: hardware manufacturers, ...

Much of the discussion about the Open Compute Project has centered on its impact on Facebook — that is, how much money and energy it saved — or on the contributions of the directly ...