Open Compute Project, also known as OCP, is a community focused on redesigning hardware technology for hyper-scale data centers, telecom & colocation providers, enterprise IT users, and many more markets. OCP is a collaborative initiative launched in 2011 to design and share energy-efficient data center hardware designs, to improve computing efficiency, and reduce the environmental impact of data centers.

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Amphenol is excited to exhibit at the 2022 OCP Global Summit, the largest gathering of key decision-makers, executives, engineers, developers, and suppliers who support open source and open collaboration in hardware and software. The theme for this year is “Empowering Open”. From hyperscalers to enterprises and government, today everyone is looking at open collaboration from researching to developing, testing, and implementing technologies [Read more]

The world is embarking on renewable energy sources like solar, as they are environment-friendly, cost-effective, and meet future energy requirements. One of the downsides of these energy sources is that they are largely weather dependent. This is where Energy Storage Systems (ESS) can be employed to resolve harsh outdoor constraints and the added complexity of energy/power distribution. [Read more]

Open Data Center Committee (ODCC) is a non-profit organization constituted by the organizations and enterprises from the data-center industry. The main motto of the committee is to create an open data center platform in China that promotes infrastructural development and standardization of Internet. Amphenol is a strategic partner and advocate of the ODCC Committee. [Read more]

Power connectors are one of the most popular connectors that we deal with in our day-to-day life. From a power socket at home or office to advanced power solutions used in robotics, there are wide varieties of power connectors. Based on the design, current carrying capacity, orientation, and application requirements, Amphenol offers quite an extensive array of power solutions. [Read more]