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OpenFabrics Alliance Publishes Agenda and Abstracts, Extends Early Bird Registration for 12th Developer and User Workshop
[March 02, 2016]

OpenFabrics Alliance Publishes Agenda and Abstracts, Extends Early Bird Registration for 12th Developer and User Workshop


The OpenFabrics Alliance (OFA) today published the agenda and abstracts for its 12th annual developer and user workshop sponsored by Intel Corporation and Mellanox Technologies. This year's workshop agenda includes more than 50 sessions delivered by OpenFabrics Software (OFS (News - Alert)) experts from around the world. These sessions are designed to educate attendees on current development opportunities, troubleshooting techniques and disruptive technologies affecting OFS performance in high performance computing network environments. For detailed abstracts listed by tracks, visit here. In conjunction with this publication, the Alliance also extended the early bird registration to March 13 at midnight.

Dates: April 4 - 8, 2016



Location: Monterey Marriott Hotel, Monterey, CA (News - Alert)

Registration Site: www.openfabrics.org/index.php/registration.html


Registration Fee: $595 (Early Bird to March 13), $695 (Regular)

Lodging: Monterey Marriott Hotel room discounts available until March 14

About the OFA Developer and User Workshop

The workshop is a collaborative event designed to generate lively exchanges among the OFS producers, users, and science and business professionals who share a vested interest in high performance networks. OFS is the open-source software foundation of all Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) enabled fabrics, including many of the most powerful and most efficient systems on the TOP500, and is available on the OFA website.

About the OpenFabrics Alliance

The OpenFabrics Alliance (OFA) is a 501(c) (6) non-profit company that develops, tests, licenses and distributes the OpenFabrics Software (OFS) - multi-platform, high performance, low-latency and energy-efficient open-source RDMA software. OpenFabrics Software is used in business, operational, research and scientific infrastructures that require fast fabrics/networks, efficient storage and low-latency computing. OFS is free and is included in major Linux distributions, as well as Microsoft (News - Alert) Windows Server 2012. In addition to developing and supporting this RDMA software, the Alliance delivers training, workshops and interoperability testing to ensure all releases meet multivendor enterprise requirements for security, reliability and efficiency. For more information about the OFA, visit www.openfabrics.org.


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