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Flash Memory Summit 2019 Day 2 - Western Digital

New briefing note with @westerndigital at #FMS2019 "Flash Memory Summit 2019 Day 2 - Western Digital"

Our second day at Flash Memory Summit (FMS) 2019 was another jam-packed day. Western Digital’s activities before and at the event are so extensive that we’ve broken them out into a full detailed briefing note on their IntelliFlash products and then a detailed write up on their drive and systems technology below.

Western Digital provided Storage Switzerland with two briefings at FMS. First was an…

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Flash Memory Summit 2019 - Day 1

Check out our coverage of Day 1 at #FMS2019! Thank you @PavilionData @FormulusBlack @KaminarioFlash @NVMexpress @burlywoodtech @Tachyum and @crossbarinc

Storage Switzerland is at the 2019 edition of the Flash Memory Summit (FMS). Each day of the summit, we will be providing a quick summary of our meetings. Day 1 was a busy day for StorageSwiss as we raced from briefing to briefing.

Briefing 1: Pavilion Data

Pavilion Data, whom we covered in our “Designing Storage for MongoDB, Spark, MySQL, and Cassandra” briefing note, is a storage solution…

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SlideShare: Is Computational Storage a Better Path to Extreme Performance?

Latest SlideShare: Is Computational Storage a Better Path to Extreme Performance?

Vendors are re-writing software and adding custom hardware in an attempt to not bottleneck extremely low latency NVMe Flash and Storage Class Memory technologies. Eventually, they all are at the mercy of physics. Data has to traverse an internal and sometimes and external network so the computing tier can process it. Computational Storage offers an alternative by performing at least some of the…

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How to Get Your Application Ready for Computational Storage Architecture

Latest @geogeacrump Blog: How to Get Your Application Ready for Computational Storage Architecture

At its most basic, computational storage involves putting processing power where the data resides. In the case of flash storage, a computational storage vendor installs processing power on the flash drive. Imagine an array full of 100 flash drives; now imagine that array full of 100 flash drives each with an individual processor. When an application requests data from the array with standard…

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Live Panel Discussion: Is Computational Storage a Better Path to Extreme Performance?

Register for The Live Panel Discussion: Is Computational Storage a Better Path to Extreme Performance?

Vendors are re-writing software and adding custom hardware in an attempt to not bottleneck extremely low latency NVMe Flash and Storage Class Memory technologies. Eventually, they all are at the mercy of physics. Data has to traverse an internal and sometimes and external network so the computing tier can process it. Computational Storage offers an alternative by performing at least some of the…

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Flashy Cars

Autonomous Vehicles Will Be Here Later Than Promised, Better Than You Thought “It has been said throughout the ages, that there can be no victory, without sacrifice.” – Sir Edmund Burton, “Transformers: The Last Knight,” Paramount, 2017

Three sessions at the recent Flash Memory Summit (FMS) made it apparent that like it or not, the driverless car is coming.They won’t arrive as quickly as some…

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NGD Introduces Newport for Computational Storage - FMS 2018 Update

While we might typically recognize a M.2 2280 form factor SSD to be the latest and greatest in portable storage, NGD brought something new to the game at FMS this week; the NGD Newport. The NGD Newport platform encompasses three different form factors; the M.2 which we see here capable of an...

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Realtek Shows off Newest NVME Controllers at 3.5GB/s - FMS 2018 Update

Although it hasn’t hit reviewer hands just yet, Realtek was once again showing off both their newest NVMe RTS5762 and RTS5763DL Dramless controllers this week at FMS. Their flagship RTS5762 is a PCIe 3.0 x4 8-channel controller that is NVMe 1.3 compliant and compatible with the most...