Working Groups Walkthrough
summary
OpenPOWER lists over 300 members and reorganizes working groups from specs to deliverables: technical WGs produce ISA and compliance test harnesses (ISA now contributed by IBM and undergoing RFCs), integration SIGs build reference designs like Libra BMC on GitHub (FPGA + microcontroller BMC) and a Power Pi $150 target single-board developer platform, a hub to provide remote POWER system access, a memory SIG pushing OMI adoption on POWER10, and an accelerator WG mapping CXL/LF AI specs to POWER-optimized implementations.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to OpenPOWER
- 1:44Foundation evolution and goals
- 5:58Types of working groups
- 9:07Technical working groups overview
- 12:17Special integration groups
- 15:50Birds of a feather groups
- 17:57HPC special interest group
- 19:39ISA work group details
- 21:45Hardware architecture group
- 22:49Accelerator work group
- 23:10Resources and next steps
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