OpenCAPI Workshop – Transitioning Local Memory from DDR to the OMI Interface
Flash Memory Summit 2022 – August 1, 2022
Come visit the OpenCAPI Consortium Booth #651 at FMS 2022!
The Flash Memory Summit is live, back, and in-person and the OpenCAPI Consortium will be
there. Come early and join us Monday, August 1, 2022, for Pre-Conference Seminar D:
Transitioning Local Memory from DDR to OMI. After that, you can visit us at booth 651 where
you can learn about a new OMI development kit being prepared by OCC members TORmem,
SMART Modular, SmartDV, IBM, and AMD. During the conference don’t forget to attend the
Tuesday, August 2, 2022 panel session SARC-102-2: Open Memory Interface (OMI). We all hope
to see you there.
The Future of Low-Latency Memory – Why Near Memory Requires a New Interface
Read what the Analysts have to say: OMI (Open Memory Interface) Excels in Analysts’ White Paper
Forbes: Near Memory Options And Possible HDD/SSD Demand For Cryptocurrency
Webinar: Latest Trends in Memory Disaggregation
In case you missed this informative event, or you would like to review for reference or further listening, please click on the following links:
March 25, 2021 – 12:00 – 2:00 pm Eastern Time/9:00 – 11:00 am Pacific Time/4:00 – 6:00 pm GMT
In this webinar, you heard about the latest on memory disaggregation research trends and applications from researchers in industry and academia. The concept of memory disaggregation has been around for a while now. However, it only recently took-off generating wide interest. A combination between more integrated support in CPUs (e.g., OpenCAPI coherent attachment and IBM’s POWER10 with Memory Inception) and new applications requiring unprecedented amounts of memory have made this technology an appealing solution. Applications of memory disaggregation are spanning from big-data and in memory-databases, to a tool for optimizing utilization and minimizing costs in a data-center.
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OpenCAPI 3.0 Transaction Layer Specification
OpenCAPI 3.1 Transaction Layer Specification
OpenCAPI 4.0 Transaction Layer Specification
OpenCAPI Data Link Layer Specification
OpenCAPI 32Gbps PHY Signaling Specification
OpenCAPI 32Gbps PHY Mechanical Specification
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