Learn about Meta's innovative FBNIC hardware architecture and software stack in this 13-minute technical presentation from Joseph Provine, Software Engineering Manager at Meta, and Dave Fenton, Distinguished Engineer at Marvell. Explore the design principles behind this true Multi-Host Foundational NIC (Network Interface Card) and discover the technical specifications being contributed to the Open Compute Project. Gain insights into the networking infrastructure that powers large-scale data centers and understand how this foundational technology enables efficient multi-host networking capabilities.
FBNIC: A Multi-Host Foundational Network Interface Card Architecture
Open Compute Project via YouTube
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FBNIC Foundational Multi host NIC Presented by Meta
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Open Compute Project
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