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Cisco and Meta Partner on Open Compute Project Contribution
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Cisco and Meta Partner on Open Compute Project Contribution
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Date posted: 17.11.2021
Category: Business News
SAN JOSE, Calif., November 9, 2021 — As part of its commitment to the open source community and the hardware and software disaggregation movement, Cisco announced today it is collaborating with Meta on an Open Compute Project (OCP) contributed design.
Meta has deployed the Cisco Silicon One Q200L device along with the Wedge400C Top of Rack (TOR) switch. Cisco Q200L uses 7nm technology to provide a 12.8 Tbps solution for web scale switching and routing. The 12.8 Tbps Wedge400C supports up to 16 ports of 400G and 32 ports of 200G.
Source: Cisco