The Open Compute Project (OCP) is an open source initiative launched in 2011 by Facebook, with the purpose to design and share innovative specifications for better datacenters. It was 38% more energy efficient to build and 24% less expensive to run than the company’s previous facilities.
Today, this redesigned hardware architecture technology provides efficiently support to growing demands on compute infrastructure.
2CRSi group, have been a member of the Open Compute Project community since 2018, and our values of openess, innovation and sustainability are a perfect compliment to oneanother.
Design principles
Tioga Pass SP is a 2 OpenU / 3N OCP server supporting Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.
The latest server to provide pervasive performance enhancement, including higher performance per-core and higher CPU frequency.
Leopard B-R is a 2 OpenU / 3N OCP server supporting Intel® Broadwell-EP processors.
Providing pervasive performance enhancement including higher performance per-core and higher CPU frequency.
Capri E is a 2 OpenU/ 3N OCP server supporting AMD EPYC™ 7002 and 7003 series Processors.
The latest server to provide pervasive performance enhancement, including higher performance per-core and higher CPU frequency.
Bryce Canyon is an OCP JBOD.
An innovative storage solution with high capacity, availability and scalability.
Crystal Lake is an OCP JBOF
Crystal Lake is an OCP JBOF, high density storage, with PCIe Gen.3 to maximize data storage.
