gavbon86: Looks like is on the LN2 bongs.Intel has returned to profitability for Q3, and it seems the worst is behi… RyanSmithAT: And earnings season is here once again.That's one of the more absurd rumors I've heard over the last… RyanSmithAT: And no, they're not going to sell/spin-off/close AXG.gavbon86: From what I've seen despite having two ill boys, they don't look great.RyanSmithAT: I'm a bit out of the loop here, but what's stopping them from doing a multi-disc release?.Even HP will sell you OCP gear when the total price tag reaches interesting levels. Should OCP OEMs want to go up against Dell and HP, more will be needed than some news articles and merit indications advertising to the 'IT decision makers' might be welcome.įinally, if you do happen to be a large-volume customer in the United States, you have multiple vendors to choose and get support from. On a more general note, in Europe – and presumably in other markets as well – the OEMs do not appear to be publicly pushing OCP equipment, rather they're simply appeasing market demands. With Leopard, Quanta's QCT went a different route, by scaling the node into a quad system based on v3 of the Intel Motherboard, while WiWynn offers a standard spec version and a version with more drive bays. The next table shows the Leopard retail versions. With Winterfell, the retail versions stay very close to the spec, with WiWynn offering a non-spec model with 3.5" disks. Following table summarizes some of the available Winterfell OEM/retail alternatives, next to the original OCP designs.ġx PCIe 3.0 x8 OCP mezzanine network card OCP gear is not available to every business however, as it is mostly Built-To-Order, often with a minimum order quantity of an entire rack. Several of the ODMs that manufacture Open Compute gear have launched OEM subsidiaries (Quanta launched QCT, Winston has WiWynn) who in turn operate through other sales channels. All this Open Compute stuff might be fine and dandy, but what if your company name does not read 'Facebook' and you do not buy your servers by the datacenter? Well, it gets somewhat complicated (for smaller companies).
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