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Highlights from Open Compute Summit V: Servers, Storage and Networks
The excitement of Open Compute Summit V continues with a growing number of companies joining the project, peaking enterprise interest in the efficient hardware generated by the Open Compute movement. Here's our photo essay of last week's event in San Jose.
Colleen Miller
February 3, 2014
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Attendees review gear at the HP booth at the fifth Open Compute Summit in San Jose, CA, last week. The event drew about 3,500 participants, who were eager to see what vendors have produced with OCP designs. (Photo by Colleen Miller.)
Attendees review gear at the HP booth at the fifth Open Compute Summit in San Jose, CA, last week. The event drew about 3,500 participants, who were eager to see what vendors have produced with OCP designs. (Photo by Colleen Miller.)
The Open Compute Project attendees have left the exhibit hall and returned to their homes and offices, nonetheless the excitement of Open Compute Summit V lingers. With a growing number of companies joining the project and enterprise interest in the efficient hardware generated by the Open Compute movement, the event drew a large interest from the tech and data center community. This year, the project gained tremendous momentum, with tech giants such as Microsoft joining the project and with moments such as IO CEO George Slessman demonstrating a live cloud (running on OpenStack software and Open Compute hardware) being deployed in a data center via an iPhone.
Visit our photo essay for highlights from the speakers and in the exhibit hall -- Open Compute Summit V Highlights.
