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The demand for more IT resource-intensive applications has significantly increased today, whether it is to process quicker transactions, gain real-time insight, crunch big data sets,…
The demand for more IT resource-intensive applications has significantly increased today, whether it is to process quicker transactions, gain real-time insight, crunch big data sets,…
The wide adoption of Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe) over the last few years has completely revolutionized the storage industry in no small part due to…
It’s quite a mouthful, but Non-Volatile Memory Express over Fabrics (NVMe-oF) is shaping up to become perhaps the most disruptive data center storage technology since…
As the volume and velocity of data grows exponentially, storage vendors are increasingly promoting NVM Express as a device interface for accessing non-volatile storage media.
Nonvolatile memory express (NVMe) has gained incredible adoption as a low-latency interface for connecting host systems with SSDs.
NVMe runs over the PCIe interconnect, so in its original form it is fast and has low latency.
Data is being created everywhere, by everyone, all around us, all the time – from everyday activity like email, text and other communication – to…
As SSDs become more common, you’ll also hear more about Non-Volatile Memory Express, a.k.a. NVM Express, or more commonly—NVMe.
Every day there is an unfathomable amount of data – nearly 2.5 quintillion bytes – being generated all around us.
The latest revision of the NVMe over fabrics specification, NVMe-oF 1.1, includes support for the TCP transport binding.