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| 3/5/26 | Challenges, Metrics, and Allies in Women in OCP with Shruti Sethi | In this second installment of the Women in OCP series, host Rob Coyle goes deeper with Shruti Sethi, Sr. Product Manager on Azure Storage at Microsoft, OCP Sustainability Steering Committee rep, and Women in OCP Co-Lead. Where Part 1 covered the founding and structure of the group, this conversation digs into the harder questions: the real challenges the initiative faces, how it measures progress, what it will take to scale, and, critically, why male allies and non-women supporters are not just welcome, but essential. Shruti's perspective bridges her sustainability work with Microsoft Azure and her leadership at Women in OCP, making this a rich and candid conversation about what meaningful inclusion actually looks like in the data center industry.What You'll LearnThe real operational challenges of running a geographically distributed community — and how Women in OCP is adaptingWhy keynote abstract submissions are the most tangible, front-and-center metric for measuring women's representation at OCP Global SummitHow Women in OCP tracks membership growth as a leading indicator of community health (230+ members and climbing)Plans to collaborate with external women's groups such as Women in Tech and Women in Mission CriticalWhy scaling across all OCP technical domains — networking, security, sustainability, cooling, and more — is a deliberate priorityA clear and direct message: Women in OCP is open to all supporters, regardless of genderHow the group plans to build internal alliances with OCP domain sub-groups to ensure representation across the boardChapters0:00 — Introduction — Meet Shruti Sethi, Microsoft Azure PM and Women in OCP Co-Lead1:00 — Real Challenges — Geography, Virtual Events, and Bridging the Personal Connection Gap2:59 — Representation on Stage — The Keynote Abstract Problem and How to Fix It6:34 — Measuring Impact — Membership Growth, Summit Momentum, and Key Metrics7:58 — What's Next — External Partnerships, Industry Collaboration, and Scaling Across OCP Domains12:15 — Allyship and Open Invitation — Why Women in OCP Welcomes EveryoneAbout Shruti SethiShruti Sethi is a Senior Product Manager on the Azure Storage team at Microsoft, where her work centers on the intersection of cost efficiency and carbon efficiency — end-to-end environmental and economic impact across cloud infrastructure. At OCP, she serves on the Sustainability Steering Committee and is Co-Lead of Women in OCP alongside Sung Kim of bp Castrol. Shruti brings a systems-level perspective to both her technical product work and her community leadership, approaching inclusion as an industry-wide challenge that requires cross-organizational solutions.About the Open Compute ProjectThe Open Compute Project (OCP) is a collaborative community committed to redesigning hardware technology to efficiently support the growing demands of data centers. Its members span the entire data center value chain — from hardware manufacturers to hyperscalers — sharing open designs and best practices that advance the industry as a whole.Connect with the OCP Podcast:Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/opencompute/Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OpenComputePrjJoin our LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4152886/Follow our Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/4284419/ | — | ||||||
| 2/26/26 | Building Community and Breaking Barriers: Women in OCP with Sung Kim of bp Castrol | In this episode, host Rob Coyle sits down with Sung Kim, Global Head of Technology for Data Center Liquid Solutions at bp Castrol and Co-Lead of Women in OCP, to discuss how a simple observation at an OCP summit sparked a thriving initiative that is reshaping how women are represented across the data center industry. From founding the Women in OCP group to hosting its first Women and AI luncheon co-sponsored by Nvidia and Lenovo, Sung shares the journey, the challenges, and the collective energy that is driving real change at the industry level.What You'll LearnHow Women in OCP was founded and why the timing was rightThe mission to address gender representation at the industry level — not just within individual companiesHow the group is structured, governed, and organized through a bi-weekly planning committeeKey events including the Global Summit breakfast, regional networking sessions, and the Women and AI luncheonInsights from community feedback: mentorship programs, safe spaces vs. inclusive allies, and geography as a challengePlans for 2026 including expanding mentorship and regional chaptersHow to get involved and subscribe to Women in OCP updatesChapters0:00 — Introduction — Meet Sung Kim, Global Head of Data Center Technology at bp Castrol0:33 — What Is Women in OCP? — Origin Story and Why It Was Needed1:44 — Mission and Goals — Driving Industry-Level Inclusion Across the Value Chain3:38 — Structure, Events, and Community Building — How the Group Operates6:23 — Challenges and Surprises — Geography, Feedback, and Navigating Inclusion9:08 — Successes, Looking Ahead, and How to Get Involved with Women in OCPAbout Sung Kim Sung Kim is the Global Head of Technology for Data Center Liquid Solutions at bp Castrol, where she oversees product development, research, testing, and technical partnership activity across a global team spanning the United States, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. At OCP, Sung serves as a Sustainability Co-Lead and is the founder and Co-Lead of Women in OCP, a community initiative dedicated to increasing the visibility, representation, and leadership of women across the data center and technology industry.About the Open Compute ProjectThe Open Compute Project (OCP) is a collaborative community committed to redesigning hardware technology to efficiently support the growing demands of data centers. Its members span the entire data center value chain, from hardware manufacturers to hyperscalers, sharing open designs and best practices that advance the industry as a whole.Connect with the OCP Podcast:Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/opencompute/Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OpenComputePrjJoin our LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4152886/Follow our Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/4284419/ | — | ||||||
| 1/1/26 | Solving Data Center Demands: Australia's Macquarie and OCP | Rob Coyle sits down with David Hirst, CEO of Macquarie Data Centres, for a deep look at the rapid changes shaping data centers in the age of AI. David shares why Australia’s sovereign approach matters, how AI workloads are shifting design from “real estate” to “chip-out thinking,” and why early collaboration across hyperscalers, government, and the supply chain is becoming essential.They explore the unique nature of the Australian market, the rise of liquid cooling and megawatt-per-rack designs, what it takes to build IC3 Super West, and how culture, regulation, and geopolitics all influence where and how AI infrastructure gets built.A thoughtful conversation for anyone working in AI infrastructure, colocation, hyperscale strategy, or global data centre planning.Chapters00:00 – Introduction00:27 – Why Australia Is a Prime Data Centre Hub01:52 – How AI Changed Everything03:23 – Planning for Bursty, Unpredictable AI Workloads04:28 – Liquid Cooling and Blurred Boundaries06:17 – What Makes the Australian Market Different08:35 – Building in Dense Cities and Working With Communities10:12 – AI, Culture, and Data Sovereignty11:22 – Local Requirements and Power Challenges12:57 – Long-Term Operators vs Short-Term Developers16:20 – Compliance as a Market Advantage18:45 – The Critical Role of Data Centres in Modern Life20:22 – Inside IC3 Super West21:56 – Designing for a Fast-Changing Future23:51 – Why AI Behaves Differently Than Cloud26:43 – The Rise of CDU Innovation28:09 – Building for 2030 and Beyond33:27 – What Keeps David Optimistic | — | ||||||
| 12/3/25 | TI and the Future of AI Power: Smarter Systems from Grid to Gate | Texas Instruments is known for semiconductors, calculators, and decades of design expertise. In this episode, Chris Suchoski shows how TI is becoming a full grid-to-chip partner for the next wave of data center growth. Rob and Chris break down what it takes to power AI, how architectures are shifting, and why TI’s deep experience outside the four walls of the data center matters now more than ever.Chris outlines the pressure facing the industry. AI workloads are growing at a rate the traditional design cycle cannot match. Time-to-market has gone from years to months, yet the expectations for density, power, sustainability, and reliability continue to climb. TI’s response is to support the entire power path from the grid to the GPU. Their goal is to help customers move faster and build systems that can take on the new wave of compute demand.They discuss the shift from conventional rack design to high-voltage architectures like 800V, the rise of megawatt-class racks, and what happens when unpredictable AI workloads collide with an aging set of power assumptions. Chris explains why this shift impacts every part of the ecosystem, from AC distribution to cooling to storage systems. He also talks through how TI’s decades of work in automotive, industrial, and grid power translate directly into the needs of hyperscale and AI operators.The conversation also highlights how collaboration through OCP speeds progress. Standards development, shared learning, and early visibility into architectural trends help companies build aligned solutions. Chris explains why TI participates heavily in OCP working groups and why he sees it as one of the best ways for operators and engineers to keep up with rapid change.Chapters:00:00 Introduction01:00 Meet Chris Suchoski and TI’s data center focus03:00 Why timelines are shrinking04:00 AI workloads and unpredictable power demand06:00 TI’s role beyond the compute tray08:00 Grid-to-chip: TI’s end-to-end approach10:00 Lessons from automotive and grid power12:00 Why OCP collaboration matters14:00 The shift to 800V architectures17:00 What Gen4 power architectures may look like19:00 Cooling, reliability, and emerging risks21:00 TI’s latest hardware and reference designs24:00 Hidden bottlenecks and future challenges26:00 What operators and engineers should prepare for28:00 How to engage with TI and get involved in OCP | — | ||||||
| 11/17/25 | Power must change or data centers stall | AI clusters are exploding in size and pushing the limits of today’s data center power and network designs. In this episode, host Rob Coyle sits down with JP Buzzell, VP and Data Center Chief Architect at Eaton, to break down why power architecture has become the next big bottleneck and how the industry can respond.JP explains how data center design has hit a turning point. Density jumped from a few kilowatts a rack to more than 100 kW almost overnight. The move from many small, varied workloads to massive, synchronized GPU clusters has changed everything from physical layouts to network physics. Packet loss now dictates rack layout. Space inside the rack has run out. Cooling had to evolve not just for efficiency, but simply to fit the gear. And power distribution needs a complete rethink.The conversation covers the shift toward direct current power, why AC inside the rack cannot scale to the clusters coming next, and the role OCP is playing in driving standards, regulation, and cross-industry cooperation. JP also shares the human motivation behind this work, from medical breakthroughs to a cleaner, safer grid.This is a clear and practical explanation of a topic that will shape the future of data centers for years to come.00:00 – Why data center design is changing02:15 – The jump in rack density04:20 – Liquid cooling’s real driver06:50 – Power congestion inside the rack08:30 – JP Buzzell’s background10:45 – Building hyperscale GPU clusters14:40 – The power bottleneck hits18:00 – Training vs inference reliability20:40 – We’re still in the “light bulb era” of AI22:10 – What slows DC adoption25:00 – Inside the OCP power distribution effort29:30 – Grid stability and load drops34:00 – Modular power and offsite build38:45 – The next wave of power tech41:00 – Global standards and interoperability51:55 – Final message: feed the good wolf | — | ||||||
| 10/31/25 | Educating the Future: Nomad Futurist’s Global Mission with Data Center Talent | Nabeel Mahmood returns to the OCP Global Summit — and the OCP Podcast — with momentum, mission, and a message. In this follow-up conversation with host Rob Coyle, Nabeel shares the growth of Nomad Futurist’s education efforts, bringing students and new voices to the forefront of the data center ecosystem.The episode dives deep into why building the future of infrastructure starts with people, access, and understanding. From debunking misconceptions about data centers to spotlighting programs supporting students in underserved regions, Rob and Nabeel explore the true meaning of open innovation and industry responsibility.Key Themes:The importance of global education in techEmpowering communities to understand digital infrastructureSocial responsibility in the data center industryBridging policy, power, and people through open knowledgeNomad Futurist’s collaboration with OCPEvolving power architectures and AI-driven infrastructureThe 1% concept: How small contributions make big impactChapter Markers:00:00 – The Barrier of Access00:45 – Global Student Sponsorships02:00 – Why Community Literacy Matters03:10 – Debunking Myths About Data Centers05:00 – Responsible Progress07:15 – Education as Industry Defense08:00 – Scaling the Mission Globally10:00 – Infrastructure Evolution & Opportunities | — | ||||||
| 8/19/25 | From Projects to Outcomes: Evolving the OCP Member Experience | As the Open Compute Project continues to grow and diversify, our role is more than managing projects, it’s fostering an experience that helps members thrive across technical and business goals. The focus of OCP remains open participation and collaboration. But with the investment our members make, they also need to see outcomes. This has never been more important than with the new requirements in the hardware ecosystems and the rush to support AI workloads.Our Community grows through the strength of our member’s contributions, our knowledge sharing through events, webinars and virtual workshops, and the opportunity to shape the future of computational infrastructure through open standardization. Though each of these programs can be great, the value is not in just selecting one, it's in the journey for our members, provided by the framework for a thriving open community. Connect with the OCP Podcast:Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/opencompute/Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OpenComputePrjJoin our LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4152886/Follow our Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/4284419/#OpenComputeProject #OCP #InfrastructureInnovation #OpenHardware #DataCenters #TechLeadership #Podcast | — | ||||||
| 7/25/25 | Humble Beginnings to Now: An interview with Bill Carter, Fellow Emeritus of the OCP Foundation | In this special episode of the Open Compute Project Podcast, host Rob Coyle sits down with Bill Carter, Fellow Emeritus and former CTO of the OCP Foundation, for a deep and personal conversation spanning the entire history of OCP — from its scrappy beginnings to its position today as a force in global infrastructure innovation. Highlights Include:* The Birth of OCP: How Facebook, Intel, and Rackspace sparked a hardware revolution in a curtained-off corner of a San Jose colo.* Vanity-Free Computing: The story behind the radical idea that simplicity, not flash, drives scale.* Rack to Reality: The evolution of Open Rack — from triple-bus bar designs to a global standard reshaped by collaboration.* White Box Networking Breakthroughs: Why disaggregated switches became one of OCP’s most disruptive contributions.* Collaboration Over Competition: The unlikely alliances between rivals like Intel and AMD that propelled early specs like Decathlete and Roadrunner.* Specs That Stuck — and Some That Didn't: Bill breaks down the difference between thriving standards and those that fell flat.* OCP’s Global Footprint: What Europe and Asia bring to the future of open hardware, sustainability, and sovereign tech.* What’s Next: Lessons from the past and a look forward at where OCP is headed — especially in the AI, modular, and liquid-cooled future.Whether you're new to open hardware or a long-time community member, this is a must-listen look at how open collaboration can reshape an entire industry — told by someone who helped build it.Chapters:00:00:00 — Intro00:02:36 — The Birth of OCP: Why Facebook broke away from traditional server designs00:08:44 — Bill Joins the Movement: How Intel became an early OCP catalyst00:22:13 — Network Disaggregation: The white box switch that shook the industry00:28:49 — Decathlete & Roadrunner: Competing specs, shared goals00:34:12 — OCP Inspired vs Accepted: What it means and why it matters00:43:10 — The Power of Connector Standardization: Dripless and universal quick disconnects00:50:05 — Modular Momentum: The rise of DCM and the value of early collaboration01:02:08 — What's Next for OCP: AI, sustainability, and global community growthConnect with the OCP Podcast:Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/opencompute/Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OpenComputePrjJoin our LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4152886/Follow our Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/4284419/#OpenComputeProject #OCP #InfrastructureInnovation #OpenHardware #DataCenters #TechLeadership #Podcast | — | ||||||
| 3/18/25 | Inside RISE: Sweden's OCP Innovation Hub & The Future of European Data Infrastructure | In this episode, host Rob Coyle welcomes Cagatay Yilmas, RISE Project Manager & OCP EMEA Lead for the Nordics, to explore Europe’s distinctive approach to data center innovation. Cagatay unpacks how RISE is building vendor-agnostic, sustainable digital infrastructure, why open innovation is key to Europe's growth, and how the EU's regulatory frameworks are shaping the future of energy-efficient computing.From heat reuse strategies and digital twins to cutting-edge developments like the EU’s first homegrown servers, the conversation offers a unique lens on how European data centers differ—and why that matters globally. They also discuss RISE’s role as an OCP Experience Center, collaboration opportunities for tech innovators, and what’s in store at the upcoming OCP EMEA Summit in Dublin.Chapters:00:00 What is RISE? Cagatay explains the mission behind Sweden's largest research institute.04:17 How OCP and RISE Collaborated: The origin story of open hardware adoption in Europe.07:50 Proprietary vs Open: Why OCP standards are reshaping thermal management, efficiency, and material transparency.13:28 Inside ICE Data Center: How RISE’s OCP Experience Center is validating next-gen technologies at scale.19:40 The HeatWise Project: Tackling edge computing, grid integration, and climate-neutral buildings.24:25 EU Regulations & KPIs: How Europe is setting new benchmarks for data center efficiency and sustainability.30:10 The First European Server Prototype: How RISE is helping shape Europe’s sovereign digital future.Web page for RISE ICE Data Center:https://www.ri.se/en/ice-datacenterContact Information:Çağatay Yılmaz – Project Manager @ ICE Data Center & OCP EMEA Nordics Lead: cagatay.yilmaz@ri.seJon Summers – Scientific Lead of ICE Data Center & Chair of OCP FTS: jon.summers@ri.seIsabelle Kremlin – Business and Innovation Manager of ICE Data Center: isabelle.kemlin@ri.seTor Björn Minde – Unit Manager of ICE Data Center: tor.bjorn.minde@ri.seProject Discussed:HIGHER (European Heterogeneous Cloud/Edge Infrastructures for Next Generation Hybrid Services): https://www.higher-project.euHEATWISE (Holistic Energy Management and Thermal Waste Integrated System for Energy Optimisation): https://heatwise.euConnect with the OCP Podcast:Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/opencompute/Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OpenComputePrjJoin our LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4152886/Follow our Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/4284419/ | — | ||||||
| 2/14/25 | Revolutionizing Liquid Cooling: The Evolution of Quick Disconnects with CPC’s Beth Langer | In this episode of the Open Compute Project Podcast, Rob Coyle welcomes Beth Langer, Principal Thermal Technologist at CPC (Colder Products Company), to discuss the rapid development of quick disconnects for liquid cooling in data centers. As an OCP Community member and key contributor to the Cooling Environments Project, CPC is at the forefront of innovation in liquid cooling connections. Beth shares insights on the challenges and advancements in developing quick disconnects for high-performance computing, the importance of reliability at scale, and the evolution of the Universal Quick Disconnect (UQD) specification. Join us as we explore the future of liquid cooling and its impact on next-generation data centers.Chapters:0:00 Introduction to Beth Langer and CPC’s role in liquid cooling solutions3:07 The rise of liquid cooling in data centers 5:31 Scaling liquid cooling reliability and manufacturing challenges9:12 The importance of standardization and collaboration in OCP14:13 The development and evolution of the Universal Quick Disconnect28:36 Future-proofing liquid cooling and upcoming innovations36:53 How to get involved in OCP and CPC’s contributions to the industryResources: OCP's Cold Plate Sub-Project: https://www.opencompute.org/projects/cold-plate “Liquid Cooling When Component Failure is Not an Option” Presentation at the OPC Global Summit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwQGH3wsfGI Website: CPC Worldwide: https://www.cpcworldwide.com/coolConnect with the OCP Podcast: Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/opencompute/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OpenComputePrj Join our LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4152886/ Follow our Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/4284419/ | — | ||||||
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| 1/9/25 | Decoding the OCP Global Summit: Insights on Innovation, AI, and Market Impact with Nick Hume | At the OCP Global Summit in San Jose, we sit down with Nick Hume, founder of Hume Consulting and host of the Tech Insider Podcast. With experience at hyperscale companies and as a fractional CTO/CIO, Nick shares insights on AI adoption, sustainable data centers, and navigating today’s fast-evolving tech landscape. Discover his take on bridging the gap in AI adoption and how OCP fosters collaboration to tackle the industry’s biggest challenges. Chapters: 0:00 Welcome to OCP Global Summit 0:26 Nick’s Perspective on Hyperscale Companies 1:45 Navigating AI and Infrastructure 4:15 The Growth of OCP and Its Community 8:35 Vendor Lock and Its Impact 14:00 Recent Innovations in Cooling Technologies 16:37 OCP's Role in Collaboration and Innovation 19:02 The Evolution of Ethernet Technology 26:45 Sustainability vs. AI Demand 30:20 The Future of Decentralized Inferencing 37:33 The Importance of Fresh Perspectives 38:48 Embracing New Ideas in Data Centers 40:13 The Role of Community in OCP Connect with Nick: Hume Consulting: https://humeconsulting.co Tech Insider Podcast: https://www.humeconsulting.co/techinsider LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicholashume/ Connect with the OCP Podcast: Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/opencompute/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OpenComputePrj Join our LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4152886/ Follow our Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/4284419/ | — | ||||||
| 12/18/24 | OCP & iMasons: Partnering for Carbon Transparency in Digital Infrastructure | In a new episode of the OCP podcast, recorded at the 2024 OCP Global Summit, host Rob Coyle welcomes Miranda Gardiner, Executive Director iMasons Climate Accord. They explore the critical sustainability challenges in the tech industry and the collaborative efforts on carbon disclosure between OCP and the iMasons. Miranda highlights the Climate Accord's mission to engage nearly 300 companies in reducing carbon footprints through improved practices in materials and power usage. The conversation delves into the importance of transparency in emissions data and the need for a collective approach to carbon accounting. Chapters: 0:00 Introduction at OCP Summit 1:37 Carbon Disclosure Collaboration 5:34 Operationalizing Sustainability Initiatives 8:43 The Importance of Transparency 15:36 Future Challenges and Responsibilities 19:39 Building Community and Collaboration 23:19 Hope for a Sustainable Future 26:50 Upcoming Initiatives at Climate Accord Visit: https://climateaccord.org/press-releases/ica-selects-miranda-gardiner-as-executive-director/ Visit: https://www.opencompute.org/ Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/opencompute/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OpenComputePrj Join our LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4152886/ Follow our Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/4284419/ | — | ||||||
| 12/17/24 | Bridging the Skills Gap: Nomad Futurist + OCP Alliance | In this episode, Nabeel Mahmood, Managing Director, Nomad Futurist, joins host Rob Coyle of Open Compute to discuss the vital need to prepare the next generation for careers in technology, as the industry faces a significant human capital deficit due to impending retirements of longtime professionals. Recorded live at the Open Compute Project Global Summit, Mahmood highlights the lack of awareness about tech careers and the importance of making technology relatable and accessible to youth through educational initiatives. He shares insights on how AI can enhance sustainability efforts, counters misconceptions about the tech industry's environmental impact, and announces future plans for a job board and Nomad Futures Academy to simplify entry into tech careers. Chapters: 0:00 Introduction to Nabeel Mahmood 1:49 The Alliance with OCP 2:30 Human Capital Crisis 4:38 Bridging the Knowledge Gap 6:55 Addressing Energy Consumption 10:45 The Future of Technology 14:42 Immediate Challenges Ahead 26:09 Optimism for the Future 31:23 Nomad Futurist's Upcoming Initiatives 34:31 The Job Market Landscape 35:50 Call to Action for Listeners Visit https://www.opencompute.org/ to learn more. Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/opencompute/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OpenComputePrj Join our LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4152886/ Follow our Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/4284419/ | — | ||||||
| 11/12/24 | How Accelsius’s OCP Partnership Is Advancing Liquid Cooling Tech | In this episode of the Open Compute Project Podcast, we spotlight Accelsius, an advanced cooling company that's leading innovation in two-phase, direct-to-chip cooling technology. Join us as we sit down with Liz Cruz, Senior Director of Marketing and Business Development at Accelsius, live from the 2024 OCP Global Summit in San Jose, California. Accelsius recently joined the OCP Startup Program, a milestone that brings them into a powerful network of technology pioneers and data center experts. Liz dives into how Accelsius is shaping the future of data center cooling through the OCP's collaborative ecosystem and shares insights on the startup’s role in driving industry standards and efficiency gains. Stay tuned to learn more about Accelsius’s journey, technology, and commitment to pushing the boundaries of data center cooling. Don't forget to check out the links below for their latest research and contributions to the OCP library. Chapters: 00:12 Introduction from the OCP Global Summit 2024 01:19 Accelsius’s innovative two-phase cooling technology 04:05 Accelsius’s journey as an OCP Startup Member 07:39 Exploring Accelsius's industry contributions through OCP’s startup program 15:27 Insights on liquid cooling evolution and market trends 18:35 Bridging gaps with liquid-to-air solutions 24:44 What’s next for Accelsius and closing thoughts Visit https://www.opencompute.org/ to learn more. Visit Accelsius: https://accelsius.com/ Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/opencompute/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OpenComputePrj Join our LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4152886/ Follow our Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/4284419/ | — | ||||||
| 9/24/24 | Scaling Innovation: How OCP Empowers BE-Net to Tackle ThyssenKrupp’s Complex Challenges | Join host Rob Coyle of OCP as he delves into an insightful conversation with Amir Elbaz, CEO of BE-Net, and key leaders from ThyssenKrupp—Jens Riemer, Head of IT Infrastructure, and Marco Decker, Head of SD-NET. This episode explores the strategic partnership between OCP, BE-Net, and ThyssenKrupp, highlighting how their collaboration addresses the massive challenges of scaling operations, navigating regulatory complexities, and managing a diverse portfolio of capabilities on a global scale. Discover how OCP serves as the platform that empowers BE-Net to deliver innovative solutions, enabling ThyssenKrupp to achieve seamless connectivity, robust infrastructure, and agile growth in an increasingly complex industrial landscape.Chapters:0:00 Introduction to the Participants1:19 Exploring Open Standards in IT3:47 Challenges of Legacy Hardware8:41 Solutions with OCP Technology14:05 Benefits of Abstraction in Networking19:22 The Transition to OCP Solutions34:20 Future Needs and Requirements38:13 The Importance of Community Feedback43:50 Closing Thoughts and Future PredictionsVisit https://www.opencompute.org/ to learn more.Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/opencompute/Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OpenComputePrjJoin our LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4152886/Follow our Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/4284419/ | — | ||||||
| 8/2/24 | Innovating Together: Prosoluce on Embracing the Shift to Open Networking | Join OCP host Rob Coyle with guests Gaël Hermet, Directeur Général for Prosoluce, and Hadi Choueiry, General Manager for Pine Networks, to explore the journey of ProSoluce in embracing open networking solutions. Together with Kelly Leblanc from IP Infusion, we examine the evolution, challenges, and benefits of transitioning to open networking, emphasizing the importance of collaboration, education, and continuous support within the networking community. Gain insights into ProSoluce's experience with upgrading their network infrastructure and discover the potential for innovation and growth in the realm of open networking. Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 1:40 Meeting Pine Networks 3:34 IP Infusion Introduction 15:17 Putting Together the Solution 22:18 Early Findings 30:22 Future Collaboration 31:54 Advice for ISPs 33:22 Closing Words Visit https://www.opencompute.org/ to learn more. Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/opencompute/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OpenComputePrj Join our LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4152886/ Follow our Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/4284419/ | — | ||||||
| 8/2/24 | Thriving with Open Hardware: Practical Real-World Applications | François Defrocourt, Solutions Engineer at Madeo, and Kelly LeBlanc, IP Infusion’s Chief Product and Marketing Officer, join OCP’s Rob Coyle to discuss the transition to open networking equipment. François shares his journey to adopt Open Compute Project (OCP) standards and the cost-effective, long-term solutions sought for his company. The conversation explores the benefits of open standards, deployment of OCP-compliant hardware, and products for simplified network management. They emphasize customer feedback, avoiding vendor lock-in, and the role of AI in network management evolution. Chapters: 0:00 Introduction and Background 6:42 Discovering IP Infusion through LinkedIn 11:52 Importance of Solutions for Enterprise Customers 15:04 Support and Solutions with I, P Infusion 17:46 Collaboration with OCP: A Success Story Visit https://www.opencompute.org/ to learn more. Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/opencompute/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OpenComputePrj Join our LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4152886/ Follow our Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/4284419/ | — | ||||||
| 6/11/24 | Building Digital Infrastructure Through Collaboration w/Dean Nelson | In this episode of the OCP podcast, we interviewed Dean Nelson, Founder of iMasons & CEO at Cato Digital. We discussed the collaboration between OCP and iMasons on sustainability, focusing on the iMasons State of the Industry Report and the iMasons Climate Accord to accelerate decarbonization in digital infrastructure. Dean emphasized simplifying processes for sustainability, standardizing carbon impact measurement, and his commitment to sustainability at Cato Digital through equipment repurposing. We explored challenges in the tech industry, such as stranded capacity and the balance between power consumption and environmental impact. Collaborative efforts like Open Compute and iMasons are essential for driving positive change in sustainable infrastructure development.Chapters0:00 Introduction6:50 Europe's Leadership in Regulation9:38 Impact of Regulations on Industry10:48 Formation of iMasons and OCP Strategic Alliance12:30 iMasons' Four Strategic Initiatives13:41 iMasons Climate Accord Formation17:01 Alignment of iMasons and OCP Objectives22:53 Collaboration on Carbon Disclosure and Labeling27:40 Dean's Role at Cato Digital31:47 Predicted Growth in Data Center Capacity57:54 Building a Balanced Ecosystem1:02:02 Diverse Community Insights1:05:47 Optimizing for 3X GrowthVisit https://www.opencompute.org/ to learn more.Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/opencompute/Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OpenComputePrjJoin our LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4152886/Follow our Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/4284419/ | — | ||||||
| 5/24/24 | Driving Change in the Data Center Industry with Raul Alvarez | Raul Alvarez, EMEA Community Project Co-Lead at OCP and Lead Consultant at Enterprise Industrial Science and Research, shares insights on his background and involvement with the Open Compute Project (OCP). Raul discusses collaborations with companies like Submer for immersion cooling technology and emphasizes the importance of partnerships in the European market for open standards and sustainability. He explores innovative solutions like using wood in data center infrastructure and underscores the benefits of open source hardware for sustainability and reducing carbon emissions. Raul also touches on OCP's participation in data center events across Europe to drive change through radical solutions like AI and ML, aiming to build a sustainable and open ecosystem in the European data center market. Chapters: 0:00 Introducing Raul Alvarez 2:21 Leading the MIA Community Workgroup 2:38 Joining Submer and Forging OCP Relationship 3:55 Building Ecosystems in Europe 4:15 Importance of Open Source and Open Hardware 6:18 Addressing Immersion Cooling Challenges 7:48 Leading the EMEA Project 11:07 Addressing Regional Differences in Open Standards 16:31 Introducing Open Compute to Enterprise Markets 23:27 Sustainable Solutions in Data Centers 26:55 Innovative Timber-Based Data Center Solutions 29:28 Working with Open Infra for Open Cloud Solutions 38:24 Partnering with DCD for Outreach in Spain 41:50 Driving Change in the Data Center Industry Visit https://www.opencompute.org/ to learn more. Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/opencompute/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OpenComputePrj Join our LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4152886/ Follow our Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/4284419/ | — | ||||||
| 5/24/24 | The Future of Data Centers with Daniel Pope, CTO of Submer | Daniel Pope, co-founder and CTO of Submer, discusses his journey in data center design and operations. Daniel founded his first data center-related business when he was just sixteen. We go back to the start of Daniel's data center journey and what he learned as an owner-operator that drove him to co-found Submer. Artificial Intelligence and High-Performance computing have accelerated the energy intensity of our data centers. Much of the market's focus has been on the latest GPUs and the heat generated by these chips. We dive (pun intended) into the next generation of cooling and automation solutions built for much more than just a couple of chips. Chapters: 0:00 Introduction to the Open Compute Project Podcast 0:55 Daniel Pope's Background in Data Center Design 3:32 Submer's Journey into Liquid Cooling Technology 5:24 Customer Reluctance Towards Liquid Cooling Solutions 13:08 The Role of Standardization in Immersion Cooling Adoption 14:25 Sharing Lessons Learned and Innovations with the Public 25:16 Predictions for the Next 12 to 18 Months in AI Infrastructure 30:54 Closing Remarks and Invitation for Further Discussion Visit https://www.opencompute.org/ to learn more. Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/opencompute/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OpenComputePrj Join our LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4152886/ Follow our Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/4284419/ | — | ||||||
| 5/20/24 |  Welcome to The Open Compute Project Podcast | Join host Rob Coyle of the Open Compute Project, a foundation focusing on open source designs and specifications. With the Open Compute Project podcast, Rob aims to engage with the global community dedicated to developing efficient designs for scalable computing. Join us as we discuss data centers, IT hardware, and infrastructure through expert interviews and insightful analysis to empower listeners with the knowledge to make informed decisions and deepen their understanding of the OCP. Your feedback shapes our content, so tune in, engage with our community, and be a part of reshaping hardware technology. Visit https://www.opencompute.org/ to learn more. Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/opencompute/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OpenComputePrj Join our LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4152886/ Follow our Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/4284419/ | — | ||||||
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