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Home » OCP Global Summmit: Custom Silicon for Hyperscale Data Centers

OCP Global Summmit: Custom Silicon for Hyperscale Data Centers

October 17, 2024
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What role is custom silicon playing in scaling hyperscaler infrastructure?

Nigel Alvares, VP of Global Marketing from Marvell explains:

– Hyperscalers focus on scaling infrastructure optimized for performance, power, and cost
– Marvell collaborates with multiple hyperscalers to develop customized silicon solutions
– Meta announces FBNIC, a 5nm network interface controller, with Marvell open-sourcing the design for community innovation

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