Modern.
Compact.
Flexible.

OpenSFF is an independent, non-profit organization developing open hardware standards for small form factor computing

An Open Foundation for Modular Computing

OpenSFF develops open hardware specifications that define how modular components fit and work together. The goal is to enable products from different manufacturers to build on a common foundation.

Build for Change, Not Replacement

OpenSFF standardizes the hardware foundation while leaving room for vendors to develop their own products, implementations, and form factors

Modular by Design

Replaceable compute components create opportunities to upgrade or reconfigure systems without replacing every part of the platform

Interoperable & Vendor Agnostic

Common interfaces and requirements are intended to enable compatible components from different manufacturers or models to work together

Designed for Service

Defined mechanical and electrical interfaces help make component replacement and maintenance more practical

Built for Longevity

Modular designs can help extend the life of system infrastructure as compute or workload requirements change

Help Shape the Future of Modular Computing

OpenSFF is building an ecosystem around open hardware standards. Whether you develop hardware, integrate systems, create technical content, or just want to support, there are ways to get involved.

One Standard. Many Possibilities.

OpenSFF provides a shared hardware foundation for exploring different system designs and form factors. These concept models illustrate potential applications of modular computing across a range of use cases.