Kushagra Vaid from Microsoft explains the absence of DC busbar from the open server and rack design

Project Olympus is a server family AND an open hardware development model

Phil Hughes from Clustered Systems talks about the company’s unusual cooling solution

Mike Moore from Nokia talks about the coming revolution in telecoms equipment

Wedge 100 products delivered by Edgecore, as design is approved by Open Compute  

Michael Liberte from Facebook talks about the changing relationship between hardware and software

Specialist reseller Hyperscale IT will supply the kit

The Open Compute Project’s father lends a helping hand

The architecture uses 48V, is being open sourced through the Open Compute Project

The father of the Open Compute Project gets a new boss

Open Platform@Lenovo will use Red Hat OpenStack, comply with OpenCompute

Collaboration for a low-energy high performance platform design adds IDT’s memory to ThunderX

We talk open hardware, open source software and oxymorons

The crossover will see two open source organizations taking on proprietary hardware vendors

A very practical look at the progress made by the OCP movement

Version 1.2 of the open source infrastructure manager gets increased support

Linux-based software creates an open source network ecosystem

Flat-pack racks and power supply designs feature at the OCP Summit

Google joins the  data center tech sharing club

Open Racks will start appearing in International Business Exchange data centers

Slightly modified rack will be available to all in a standard version as well

Big operators including AT&T, Verizon and Deutsche Telekom want commodity hardware in their edge networks

Networking vendor separates hardware from software as it continues to reinvent itself

Open Compute hardware will be used to run nuclear explosion simulations