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

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