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DMTF alliance partner, SNIA, will once again host its Storage Developer Conference (SDC'23) at the Fremont Marriott Silicon Valley in Fremont, CA, September 18—21. SDC brings together storage architects, engineers, researchers, and vendors to deep dive into storage.
As part of DMTF’s Alliance Partner program, the organization and the UCIe™ Consortium — Universal Chiplet Interconnect Express™ — have agreed to a work register outlining areas of technical collaboration between the two organizations.
The UCIe Consortium is an industry consortium dedicated to advancing UCIe technology, an open industry standard that defines the interconnect between chiplets within a package, enabling an open chiplet ecosystem and ubiquitous interconnect at the package level.
DMTF has released Version 3.7 of the System Management BIOS (SMBIOS) Reference Specification, the premier standard for delivering management information via system firmware. Since 1995, SMBIOS implementations have simplified the management of more than two billion client and server systems.
The Platform Management Communications Infrastructure (PMCI) Working Group has recently created a new informational document, Platform Level Data Model (PLDM) Accelerator Modeling. This white paper defines an example data model for implementing the systems management of accelerators using PLDM for Platform Monitoring and Control (DSP0248) schematics.
SPDM recently released a key features presentation to accompany its 1.3.0 Specification.
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