The OCP Global Summit, the global event from the Open Compute Project foundation, happened last week in San Jose, CA at its classic conference venue and last 3 days.
In addition to that, obviously PCIe Gen 3 and 4 was almost everywhere, Gen 5 as well, NVMe and SSD with some embedded processing engines were present with ScaleFlux and Samsung, all of these in various form factors.
ScaleFlux first introduced the SSD compute platform in 2021, and the company has now announced a higher capacity version of the CSD 3000 drives. The CSD 3000 platform itself is quite powerful, with eight ARM Cortex-A53 cores and several other accelerators.
The ScaleFlux computational storage SSDs are in full production now with a custom ASIC. This is a single-chip solution and gives ScaleFlux a space and power advantage over other solutions.
ScaleFlux is upping its computational storage drive’s capacity from 12TB to a logical 24TB.