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posted on December 14, 2015 by Amit Golander |
Yesterday, we proposed a definition for software-defined memory, For those of you who prefer video over text - here's a discussion on SDM that George Crump from Storage Switzerland hosted
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posted on December 13, 2015 by Amit Golander |
A year ago the Fusion-IO folks in SanDisk made the first attempt to define software-defined memory (SDM, here). but a lot has changed since then. 2015 was a crucial year for the standardization of non-volatile DIMM (NVDIMM) components. There have also been several announcements of new storage-class memory devices like Intel & Micron 3D-Xpoint, HP & SanDisk RRAM and Sony & Viking ReRAM. SDM should have been called SDSM, because it [...]
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posted on August 23, 2015 by Amit Golander |
Non-volatile DIMM (NVDIMM) cards are on the rise. They have been around for a few years, but were a complex technology to work with until recently. We barely got it to work on DDR3 in early 2013. Fortunately, thanks to Intel, JEDEC, ACPI, SNIA and others, the NVDIMM hardware ecosystem is finally reaching maturity. Maturity via standards was presented in the Flash Memory Summit earlier this month (Aug. 2015), when a [...]
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posted on August 19, 2015 by Amit Golander |
So, what is Plexistor all about? To be honest, I’m not really allowed to say, because we haven’t announced our product yet… Having said that, we have presented in the Flash memory summit last week some performance results that indicate that we have been writing software for storage memory technologies for quite some time now. Storage memory, Storage-class memory (SCM), Next-generation NVM, and Persistent Memory (PM) are different names for emerging hardware technologies, [...]
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posted on August 13, 2015 by Amit Golander |
Trust this blog to elaborate on what you can gain from emerging Non-Volatile Memories. Meanwhile, with Plexistor being is stelth mode, you will have to settle for what I presented at the Flash Memory Summit earlier today
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