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Introduction to the Dual Small Form Factor (DSFF) for OCP NIC 3.0
Explore the enhanced capabilities of Dual Small Form-Factor in OCP NIC specification, featuring doubled board area, PCIe Gen6 support, and 160W power delivery for advanced networking deployments.
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Overview
Explore the enhanced capabilities of Dual Small Form-Factor in OCP NIC specification, featuring doubled board area, PCIe Gen6 support, and 160W power delivery for advanced networking deployments.
Syllabus
- Course Introduction
- Understanding OCP NIC 3.0 Architecture
- Enhancements in Dual Small Form-Factor Design
- PCIe Gen6 Support
- Power Delivery System
- Advanced Networking Deployments
- Practical Considerations
- Future Trends
- Course Conclusion
- Additional Resources
Overview of OCP NIC 3.0 and its significance
Introduction to Dual Small Form Factor (DSFF)
Key components and design principles
Role and advantages of DSFF in networking
Increased board area and its implications
Benefits of expanded design space for hardware integration
Overview of PCIe Gen6 technology
Integration of PCIe Gen6 in DSFF and its impact on performance
Understanding the 160W power delivery feature
Comparison to previous power delivery specifications
Implications for energy efficiency and thermal management
Use cases for DSFF in modern data centers
Integration with existing network infrastructure
Installation and compatibility guidelines
Troubleshooting common issues with DSFF OCP NICs
Emerging technologies in OCP NIC and networking
The future of DSFF in expanding network capacity and efficiency
Recap of main learnings
Discussion on industry impact and potential developments
Recommended readings and specifications
Online forums and communities for ongoing discussion
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