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=== 0930 - SAI: Releasing the Potential of Switch ASIC === Switch Abstraction Interface (SAI) provides simple, consistent APIs for the upper network stack to consume the underlying complex, heterogeneous hardware easily and faster. Multiple popular NOS/network control stack are running on top of SAI, as a fundamental element of disaggregation. We are excited to announce SAI 1.0 release. Architects from major silicon companies will be on the stage to talk about advanced capabilities added/will be added to SAI and use cases lit up through these APIs. * Xin Liu, Microsoft [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fbDsK2yE2I&feature=youtu.be: video]], [[http://files.opencompute.org/oc/public.php?service=files&t=f555cbdbdc24c9f68d3c5b86b6ae4138 slides]]
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