TechTarget, Top Ten Things You Need to Know About Enterprise Storage Today
What do vendors and end users alike need to know about flash memory today? Dive into what industry experts have noticed about the technology this…
Hackaday, NVMe Blurs the Lines Between Memory and Storage
The history of storage devices is quite literally a race between the medium and the computing power as the bottleneck of preserving billions of ones…
EE Times, NVMe Drives Ready to Embrace Own Form Factors
Just as NVMe freed SSDs from relying on legacy technologies designed for spinning disks, the Enterprise & Data Center SSD Form Factor (EDSFF) family has…
TechTarget, NVMe-oF Storage Technology and Terms Explained
Storage has picked up a lot of speed in the last five years with the adoption of NVMe and persistent memory. Those changes have storage…
Blocks and Files, Will NVMe Become the Universal Block Storage Access Protocol?
Facebookâs virtual OCP summit earlier this month hosted two provocative presentations that suggested NVMe could become a universal block access protocol. How realistic is this…
TechTarget, Get to Know Edge Storage and the Technology Around It
Edge computing is no longer theoretical. It’s making its way into the enterprise, with products and services that move compute and storage closer to where…
How-To Geek, NVMe vs. SATA: Which SSD Technology Is Faster?
NVMe drives are a big deal in computer storage right now, and for good reason. Not only does an NVMe solid-state drive (SSD) leave most…
Network World, What You Need to Know about NVMe-oF™
The era of NVMe-over-Fabrics (NVMe-oF™) is quickly approaching. By 2025, most data centers will likely have adopted NVMe-oF for some part of their architecture.
DataStorageAsean, Top Business Benefits of NVMe Storage
As traditional hard drives are being slowly but surely replaced by flash-based SSDs and become more mainstream, the SATA transfer protocol is no longer sufficient…
eWeek, Five NVMe Storage Improvements and Why They Matter
Data is everywhere and must land somewhere. Somewhere, every bit of data that is created inhabits a piece of IT hardware: a storage array, a…