LSI Corporation has announced its membership in the Open Compute Project (OCP) and has also revealed contributing two storage infrastructure reference designs to the OCP global community.
Greg Huff, Chief Technology Officer, LSI, said, “Open Compute is about the ability to scale computing infrastructure in the most efficient and economical way possible to achieve more work per dollar. LSI storage solutions play an important role in the data center, and our technology can be found in every current contribution to the Open Compute Project. We are excited to formally join the OCP and look forward to continued contributions to the community.”Â
Greg Huff will be the featured speaker at the OCP Summit. Huff’s presentation, titled “The Datacentered Future”, will focus on the future vision for the data center and the valuable role of the OCP and vendor contributions.
LSI will be contributing two storage infrastructure reference designs to the OCP. The first is a board design for a 12Gb/s SAS Open Vault storage enclosure. The second contribution will be a design from its Nytro XP6200 series of PCIe flash accelerator cards, which are purpose-built to meet the requirements of Open Compute and other hyper scale servers.
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