The Open Compute Project is a collaborative community and foundation focused on designing and enabling open data center IT infrastructure technologies.
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Open Compute Project is a data center & hardware infrastructure company headquartered in United States, founded in 2011. Xcout tracks 9 named people at Open Compute Project, including George Tchaparian (Board Member, OCP CEO).
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OpenStack provides open-source cloud computing software that controls large pools of compute, storage, and networking resources for virtual machines, bare metal, and containers. It serves enterprises, telecommunications companies, and service providers by enabling the deployment and management of private, public, and edge cloud infrastructures.
OCOLO operates an online marketplace that allows buyers to search, compare, and purchase colocation data center and GPU capacity. The platform connects data center buyers and sellers globally, facilitating infrastructure procurement and project bidding.
Co-op Cloud is a public interest infrastructure and software stack built by tech co-operatives to simplify hosting libre software applications.
Akash Network, created by Overclock Labs, is a decentralized compute marketplace headquartered in San Francisco, California.
Fiberoptiq, LLC develops liquid-cooled data center technology using patented Liquid Submerged Server hardware to enable distributed, modular, and scalable high-performance computing. The company serves clients seeking sustainable and decentralized data center solutions.
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