Software-Enabled Flash™ is a new storage paradigm engineered as a vendor neutral Linux Foundation project. This technology is dedicated to delivering the full power and flexibility of software-definable flash to developers. It is built on a hardware architecture focused on low-level flash management and abstraction, combined with an open-source, host-based software stack optimized for data placement control, latency prioritization, and protocol creation. Hardware from KIOXIA implementing this new Software-Enabled Flash technology will be sampling soon with select customers. Learn about the technical capabilities and data center level benefits of this revolutionary technology, and the hardware and software that makes it possible.
Software-Enabled Flash™ For Storage Developers
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Eric Ries
KIOXIA America
- Scott StetzerKIOXIA America
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