OPA

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OPA is a high-performance computing interconnect architecture developed by Intel to provide low-latency, high-bandwidth communication in large-scale clusters and supercomputers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Intel technology
high-performance computing interconnect architecture
category cluster interconnect
supercomputer interconnect
communicationModel switched fabric
competesWith Ethernet-based HPC interconnects
InfiniBand NERFINISHED
connects compute nodes in clusters
storage systems in HPC environments
deploymentScale tens of thousands of nodes
thousands of nodes
developer Intel NERFINISHED
domain high-performance computing
feature collective offload capabilities
end-to-end congestion control
fabric management tools
hardware-based transport offload
high bandwidth
low latency
quality of service mechanisms
scalability
fullName Omni-Path Architecture NERFINISHED
goal improve scalability of parallel applications
reduce communication bottlenecks in HPC
introducedBy Intel Data Center Group NERFINISHED
layer system interconnect
manufacturer Intel NERFINISHED
optimizedFor large-scale MPI jobs
parallel computing workloads
provides fabric management software stack
host channel adapters
switches
purpose high-bandwidth communication
low-latency communication
supports HPC applications
RDMA-like communication semantics
message passing interface workloads
targetHardware HPC clusters
supercomputing systems
transportType packet-switched interconnect
typicalTopology dragonfly
fat-tree
useCase large-scale clusters
supercomputers
usedIn HPC data centers
technical computing environments

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Omni-Path abbreviation OPA