Podcasts about flash memory summit

In this episode of the Infrastructure Matters podcast, hosts Steven Dickens and Camberley Bates, discuss highlights from the Flash Memory Summit (FMS), which covers various aspects of data storage and technology beyond flash and two remarkable women in the industry who received awards: Amber Huffman from Google and Amy Fowler from Pure Storage. They also touch on technological advancements, including PCIe Gen 5 and innovative cooling systems for dense disc drives. They also talk about the Panel discussion from FMS on the CHIPS Act of 2022, how it has progressed in the last 12 months and key governmental actions that have been taken.   Topics include:  Highlights from the Flash Memory Summit with advancements in technologies like PCIe Gen 5 and innovative cooling systems for dense disc drives The CHIPS Act of 2022, a government initiative investing in R&D and semiconductor manufacturing, is examined, emphasizing its nationwide approach and geopolitical implications Increasing role of technology in industries, such as automobiles and the collaboration with Qualcomm and Cadillac

We are at the annual Flash Memory Summit in Santa Clara this week, with the event showcasing the latest advancements in the storage industry. Let's take a closer look at some of the announcements, including bigger and better SSDs, taller NAND, and a whole lot of talk about CXL. We'll also look at the moves SNIA is doing to help the storage industry branch out into data and management while also providing continuity with the past. Time Stamps: 0:00 - Welcome to the Rundown 1:26 - Cadence Buys Rambus Memory and SerDes PHY Assets 3:14 - New Relic Acquired 5:50 - Microsoft Under Criticism for Security Issues 8:11 - Arm aims for $60 Billion Valueation in September 11:15 - Rubrik Acquires Laminar to Boost Cloud Security 13:25 - Announcements from Flash Memory Summit 37:21 - The Weeks Ahead 38:44 - Thanks for Watching Follow our Hosts on Social Media Tom Hollingsworth: https://www.twitter.com/NetworkingNerd Stephen Foskett: https://www.twitter.com/SFoskett Scott Shadley: https://www.twitter.com/SMShadley Follow Gestalt IT Website: https://www.GestaltIT.com/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/GestaltIT LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/Gestalt-IT Tags: #Rundown, #FlashMemorySummit, Storage, #Cloud, #Security, #FMS2023, @Rambus, @Cadence, @NewRelic, @Microsoft, #China, @Apple, @Samsung, @IntelBusiness, @Arm, @RubrikInc, @Laminar, #Cloud, @GestaltIT, @SFoskett, @SMShadley,

Some of the biggest names in the HPC and hyperconvergence space are banding together to standardize Ethernet. The new Ultra Ethernet Consortium counts AMD, Broadcom, Cisco, HPE, Intel, and others as founding members. Chairman J. Metz says the goal of the consortium is to tune Ethernet for workloads with specific performance requirements. The companies invovled are selling very high speed Ethernet focused on HPC and AI workloads. Notably absent in the list is NVIDIA. Live events are back, baby! It's event season, and hotels are filling up for in-person tech events. But the pandemic has changed everything, including event participation. What should we expect from returning favorites like re:Invent, in-flux standbys like VMware Explore, and smaller events like Flash Memory Summit? This and more on this week's Gestalt IT Rundown. Time Stamps: 0:00 - Welcome to the Rundown 0:49 - Stampede3 and Condor Galaxy-1 Show the Future of HPC and AI 7:05 - SEC Sets Four Day Deadline for Breach Disclosures 10:14 - Lightbend introduces Kalix 14:13 - Ultra Ethernet Consortium Founded 17:24 - Dell and Nvidia Team Up For On-Prem AI 21:51 - AWS Now Charging for Public IPv4 Addresses 24:46 - VAST Data Platform Announcement 29:30 - Who's Ready for Event Season? 44:44 - Thanks for watching Follow our Hosts on Social Media Tom Hollingsworth: https://www.twitter.com/NetworkingNerd Stephen Foskett: https://www.twitter.com/SFoskett Follow Gestalt IT Website: https://www.GestaltIT.com/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/GestaltIT LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/Gestalt-IT Tags: #Rundown, #UEC, #VASTDataPlatform, #AI, #AWS, @VAST_Data, @Lightbend, @UltraEthernet, @AMD, @Broadcom, @Cisco, @HPE, @Intel, @IntelBusiness, @DellTech, @NVIDIA, @AWS, @DEFCON, @BlackHatEvents, #SFD10, #FMS2023, @FlashMem, #VMwareExplore, #TFDx, @VMwareExplore, #SDC23, #SFD26, @SNIA, #EFD2, #MWC23, #CFD18, #OCPSummit, #NFD33, @NEOSecSummit, #SC23, #DFD2, #AIFD4, #MFD10, @KubeCon_, @AWSEvents,

The PCI-SIG recently announced the next generation of PCI Express - 7.0 - will be released in 2025. We've only just heard about PCIe 6.0 (see this recent podcast), so it's interesting to see that the working group is already committed to extending the performance and capabilities of PCIe further into the future. Chris caught up with Al Yanes (President and Chairperson of PCI-SIG) earlier this year at Flash Memory Summit to get an update. This podcast was recorded after the event and goes into the detail about the improvements. The timeline for PCI Express means we're seeing new PCIe 5.0 devices on the market today, with PCIe 6.0 devices expected in 2025 and PCIe 7.0 supported hardware in 2028. With a certain future for PCI Express, vendors can develop products and have confidence that forward and backward compatibility will be maintained until the end of the decade. For more information on PCI-SIG, go to https://pcisig.com/. Elapsed Time: 00:22:53 Timeline 00:00:00 - Intros00:01:25 - PCIe 6.0 was discussed last March, now we're discussing PCIe 7.000:02:00 - PCIe 7.0 in 2025, a three year cadence.00:03:15 - Compliance is a big benefit of the PCIe standard00:04:00 - PCIe devices are backwards and forwards compatible00:07:00 - Throughput is important but low latency is critical too00:08:30 - PCIe 7.0 will evolve as the standard is developed00:09:15 - PCIe continues to improve in power efficiency00:11:20 - Using next gen PCIe could be to gain cabling or power efficiencies00:13:25 - PCISig is working on standardisation of cabling00:14:05 - Technology is becoming more integrated00:17:30 - Timelines - PCIe 5.0 devices now, announced 201900:18:40 - PCIe 6.0 - announced 2022, devices expected 202500:19:00 - PCIe 7.0 - ratification in 2025, devices expected 202800:20:30 - ESG will put a focus on the ability to use a range of PCIe speeds00:21:30 - Wrap Up Related Podcasts & Blogs #229 - Exploring the PCIe 6.0 Specification with Al Yanes#217 - Introduction to CXL with Jim Pappas Copyright (c) 2016-2022 Unpacked Network. No reproduction or re-use without permission. Podcast episode #pci7.

Once again Chris is joined by Rick Kutcipal, board member with the SCSI Trade Association. It's been four years since episode #74 when Rick provided an update on SAS 24Gb. This time, Rick has details of new features in 24Gb+. What does the "plus" mean in this context? While the bus speed may not be increasing, new features (+) are continually being added to the SAS protocol, hence the additional designation. In this episode, Rick discusses some interesting enhancements to drive management, mainly driven by the demands of hyper-scalers. These include Command Duration Limits, Format with Presets and Logical Depopulation. There are also additional features still in discussion that may yet be added in future releases. To learn more about the work of the SCSI Trade Association, hop over to www.scsita.org, or of course, simply listen to our next podcast after Flash Memory Summit 2023. Elapsed Time: 00:00:24:19 Timeline 00:00:00 - Intros 00:01:45 - How has the SCSI/SAS standard evolved? 00:03:00 - There's no need (currently) to go faster than 24Gb 00:03:50 - What features keep SAS relevant in the market? 00:05:35 - Hyper-scalers are driving the use of HDDs and SAS 00:06:50 - What's new in 24Gb+? 00:09:45 - Enterprise customers will use new features (driven by hyper-scalers) 00:10:15 - What is Command Duration Limits (CDL)? 00:11:25 - What is Format with Presets? 00:13:25 - What is Logical Depopulation? 00:17:30 - Drive failure is a part of “normal” operations 00:17:50 - What features are under consideration? 00:20:15 - How will 24Gb+ features be rolled out? 00:22:30 - Wrap Up Related Podcasts & Blogs #74 - All About Serial Attached SCSI with Rick Kutcipal #161 - Seagate MACH.2 Dual Actuator Drive Deep Dive #174 - Introduction to Zoned Storage with Phil Bullinger Copyright (c) 2016-2022 Storage Unpacked. No reproduction or re-use without permission. Podcast episode #fveh.

We have known Tom Coughlin (@thomascoughlin), President, Coughlin Associates for a very long time now. He's been an industry heavyweight almost as long as Ray (maybe even longer). Tom has always been very active in storage media, storage drives, storage systems and memory as well as active in the semiconductor space. All this made him … Continue reading "136: Flash Memory Summit 2022 wrap-up with Tom Coughlin, President, Coughlin Assoc."

Flash Memory Summit happened last week but we didn't want to let it go by without having our own storage expert comment on some of the announcements there. Lots of talk around CXL happened along with the ever-present discussion of the impending issues with Intel Optane, as covered by Stephen on the Gestalt IT Checksum. Oh, and that tiny little 128TB SSD that Samsung showed off. Stephen, what were your big takeaways from Flash Memory Summit? This and more on this week's Rundown. Head to GestaltIT.com for show notes. Time Stamps: 0:00 - Welcome to The Rundown 0:37 - Post-Quantum Algorithm SIKEd Out 3:51 - Verge.io Goes Virtual with GPUs 7:06 - Broadcom Goes Big with Tomahawk 5 10:33 - FCC Cancels Starlink Grant 15:30 - Cisco Compromised by LAPSUS$ 19:14 - Flash Memory Summit in a Flash 30:17 - The Weeks Ahead 31:58 - Thanks for Watching Follow our hosts on Social Media Tom Hollingsworth: https://www.twitter.com/NetworkingNerd Stephen Foskett: https://www.twitter.com/SFoskett Follow Gestalt IT Website: https://www.GestaltIT.com/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/GestaltIT LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/1789

In this episode, Chris chats to friend of the show Chris Mellor from Blocks and Files. Both Chris's attended Flash Memory Summit this year, held annually in San Jose and in person for the first time since 2019. Two big technology developments stand out from this year's event. Firstly CXL, which is current flavour of […] The post #237 – Flash Memory Summit 2022 in Review with Chris Mellor appeared first on Storage Unpacked.

In this episode, Chris is joined by IBM Storage CMO Scott Baker. The discussion takes place at Flash Memory Summit 2022 (FMS), being held in person in Santa Clara, USA. FlashCore Modules are IBM's custom flash drives, developed from IP acquired with the acquisition of Texas Memory Systems. Scott is presenting at FMS, discussing how […] The post #235 – FlashCore Futures with IBM CMO Scott Baker appeared first on Storage Unpacked.

“Scott Shadley is VP Marketing at NGD Systems where he leads marketing, product management, and product development for the company’s industry-leading computational storage. He has been a key figure in promoting computational storage, being co-chair of the SNIA Technical Working Group on the subject which he helped found, and speaking on the subject at Open Compute Summit, Flash Memory Summit, NVMe Developer Days, and many other events, press interviews, blogs, and webinars. Before joining NGD Systems, Scott managed the Product Marketing team at Micron, was the Business Line Manager for the SATA SSD portfolio, and was the Principal Technologist for the SSD and emerging memory portfolio. He launched four successful innovative SSDs for Micron and two for STEC, all of which were multimillion dollar sellers. Scott earned a BSEE in Device Physics from Boise State University and an MBA in marketing from University of Phoenix.”

“Scott Shadley is VP Marketing at NGD Systems where he leads marketing, product management, and product development for the company’s industry-leading computational storage. He has been a key figure in promoting computational storage, being co-chair of the SNIA Technical Working Group on the subject which he helped found, and speaking on the subject at Open Compute Summit, Flash Memory Summit, NVMe Developer Days, and many other events, press interviews, blogs, and webinars. Before joining NGD Systems, Scott managed the Product Marketing team at Micron, was the Business Line Manager for the SATA SSD portfolio, and was the Principal Technologist for the SSD and emerging memory portfolio. He launched four successful innovative SSDs for Micron and two for STEC, all of which were multimillion dollar sellers. Scott earned a BSEE in Device Physics from Boise State University and an MBA in marketing from University of Phoenix.”

This week, Chris and Martin catch up with some of the storage hardware on show at Flash Memory Summit 2019. FMS is essentially a trade show and so there are lots of technologies on display that haven’t quite made it to the enterprise. Technology vendors are selling to other vendors and this year there were […] The post #119 – Storage Hardware is Back! appeared first on Storage Unpacked Podcast.

This week’s episode is the final recording from Flash Memory Summit 2019. Chris is joined by the team from NGD Systems for a discussion on Computational Storage. On this podcast are Scott Shadley, VP of Marketing, Nader Salessi, CEO and Ashok Savdharia who has the lovely title of “technologist”. Computational storage uses the processing power […] The post #117 – Introduction to Computational Storage with NGD Systems appeared first on Storage Unpacked Podcast.

This week, Chris chats with Andy Watson, CTO at WekaIO in another episode recorded live at Flash Memory Summit 2019. With the recent acquisition of E8 Storage and Elastifile by hyper-scale cloud companies, is this move an attempt to plug the gap in existing cloud storage offerings? Andy provides his opinion on the two acquisitions […] The post #116 – Fixing Gaps in Cloud Storage with Andy Watson appeared first on Storage Unpacked Podcast.

This week, Chris catches up with Praveen Asthana from Exten Technologies in an episode recorded at Flash Memory Summit 2019. With NVMe and NVMe over Fabrics set to become the dominant technologies for public cloud and the enterprise, exactly how will the transition from current solutions occur? Praveen discusses the continuing need for centralised storage […] The post #115 – The Transition to NVMe-oF Storage Solutions with Praveen Asthana appeared first on Storage Unpacked Podcast.

This is our annual Flash Memory Summit podcast with Jim Handy, General Director, Objective Analysis. It's the 5th time we have had Jim on our show. Jim is also an avid blogger writing about memory and SSD at TheMemoryGuy and TheSSDGuy, respectively. NAND market trends Jim started off our discussion on the significant price drop … Continue reading "86: Greybeards talk FMS19 wrap up and flash trends with Jim Handy, General Director, Objective Analysis"

This is our annual Flash Memory Summit podcast with Jim Handy, General Director, Objective Analysis. It’s the 5th time we have had Jim on our show. Jim is also an avid blogger writing about memory and SSD at TheMemoryGuy and TheSSDGuy, respectively. NAND market trends Jim started off our discussion on the significant price drop … Continue reading "86: Greybeards talk FMS19 wrap up and flash trends with Jim Handy, General Director, Objective Analysis"

This week’s episode is the first in a series from Flash Memory Summit 2019. Chris catches up with Erik Kaulberg from INFINIDAT to discuss how the expanding hierarchy of solid-state storage media will drive new products and solutions in the future. The topics of conversation cover how media has diversified, with new solutions like MRAM […] The post #113 – The Expanding Storage Hierarchy with Erik Kaulberg appeared first on Storage Unpacked Podcast.

This week’s conversation follows up on Chris’ recent visit to Flash Memory Summit in the US.  Chris and Martin discuss the storage startup landscape and the range of companies appearing at the event. What makes a company successful?  Is IPO or acquisition the right route?  The discussion starts with a simple, yet tricky question – […] The post #64 – Success & Failure in Storage Startup Land appeared first on Storage Unpacked Podcast.

In this episode we talk about Flash Memory Summit 2018 (FMS18) and recent trends affecting the flash market with Jim Handy, General Director, Objective Analysis. This is the 4th time Jim's been on our show and has been our go to guy on flash technology forever. NAND supply? Talking with Jim is always a far … Continue reading "70: GreyBeards talk FMS18 wrap-up and flash trends with Jim Handy, General Dir. Objective Analysis"

In this episode we talk about Flash Memory Summit 2018 (FMS18) and recent trends affecting the flash market with Jim Handy, General Director, Objective Analysis. This is the 4th time Jim’s been on our show and has been our go to guy on flash technology forever. NAND supply? Talking with Jim is always a far … Continue reading "70: GreyBeards talk FMS18 wrap-up and flash trends with Jim Handy, General Dir. Objective Analysis"

This is the third of a series of three podcasts recorded at Flash Memory Summit 2018.  In this conversation, Chris talks to Scott Hamilton, Senior Director of Product Management, DCS group at Western Digital Corporation.  WDC are working on a new architecture that will deliver a composable data infrastructure for the enterprise.  This podcast discussed […] The post #62 – The Future of Data Infrastructure with Scott Hamilton appeared first on Storage Unpacked Podcast.

This is the second of a series of podcasts recorded at Flash Memory Summit 2018 in Santa Clara.  In this episode, Chris talks to Amber Huffman, Intel Fellow and President and founder of NVM Express Inc.  NVM Express is the standards body that governs the development of the NVMe base standard, NVMe-MI (Management Interface) and […] The post #61 – Introduction to NVM Express with Amber Huffman appeared first on Storage Unpacked Podcast.

This week Chris is attending the Flash Memory Summit in Santa Clara.  This is the first of three podcast recordings from the event and is a conversation with Derek Dicker CVP and GM of the Storage Business Unit at Micron. Derek participated in a keynote session at the event and talked about the challenges of […] The post #60 – New Data Economy with Derek Dicker appeared first on Storage Unpacked Podcast.

前方线报：在刚刚结束的Flash Memory Summit （闪存技术峰会）的首日keynote上，我国长江存储取得重大突破。作为当日峰会压轴出场的公司，其新的3D NAND 构架的Xtacking，以其颠覆性的思维，引领未来发展。并获得“最具创新能力的闪存创始公司”的奖项。能取得这样的成就，非常值得庆贺！。这次重大突破使长江存储反转，让世界先进国家追随其脚步。附：相关照片【栏目简介】本栏目由艾新学院院长谢志峰博士，茄子烩曹幻实，茄子烩特聘顾问陈大明和喜马拉雅联合制作。不因器小，只为其重；不观其貌，只听其闻。这是一场芯片科普的声音盛宴：芯片不再那么神秘遥远，谈话间早已揭秘本质；这是一回芯片行业的热点探讨：不在背后看事件，只在台前解未来；这是一次科技公司的发声机会，默默无闻本无趣，闲情谈话出牛人；不论是科普、探讨还是发声，我们都将为转型升级中的中国提供新行业视野，窥见“中国芯”的未来。感谢您的关注，欢迎留言探讨！

前方线报：在刚刚结束的Flash Memory Summit （闪存技术峰会）的首日keynote上，我国长江存储取得重大突破。作为当日峰会压轴出场的公司，其新的3D NAND 构架的Xtacking，以其颠覆性的思维，引领未来发展。并获得“最具创新能力的闪存创始公司”的奖项。能取得这样的成就，非常值得庆贺！。这次重大突破使长江存储反转，让世界先进国家追随其脚步。附：相关照片【栏目简介】本栏目由艾新学院院长谢志峰博士，茄子烩曹幻实，茄子烩特聘顾问陈大明和喜马拉雅联合制作。不因器小，只为其重；不观其貌，只听其闻。这是一场芯片科普的声音盛宴：芯片不再那么神秘遥远，谈话间早已揭秘本质；这是一回芯片行业的热点探讨：不在背后看事件，只在台前解未来；这是一次科技公司的发声机会，默默无闻本无趣，闲情谈话出牛人；不论是科普、探讨还是发声，我们都将为转型升级中的中国提供新行业视野，窥见“中国芯”的未来。感谢您的关注，欢迎留言探讨！

前方线报：在刚刚结束的Flash Memory Summit （闪存技术峰会）的首日keynote上，我国长江存储取得重大突破。作为当日峰会压轴出场的公司，其新的3D NAND 构架的Xtacking，以其颠覆性的思维，引领未来发展。并获得“最具创新能力的闪存创始公司”的奖项。能取得这样的成就，非常值得庆贺！。这次重大突破使长江存储反转，让世界先进国家追随其脚步。附：相关照片【栏目简介】本栏目由艾新学院院长谢志峰博士，茄子烩曹幻实，茄子烩特聘顾问陈大明和喜马拉雅联合制作。不因器小，只为其重；不观其貌，只听其闻。这是一场芯片科普的声音盛宴：芯片不再那么神秘遥远，谈话间早已揭秘本质；这是一回芯片行业的热点探讨：不在背后看事件，只在台前解未来；这是一次科技公司的发声机会，默默无闻本无趣，闲情谈话出牛人；不论是科普、探讨还是发声，我们都将为转型升级中的中国提供新行业视野，窥见“中国芯”的未来。感谢您的关注，欢迎留言探讨！

In this episode we talk with Jim Handy (@thessdguy), Director at Objective Analysis,  a semiconductor market research organization. Jim is an old friend and was on last year to discuss Flash Memory Summit (FMS) 2016. Jim, Howard and I all attended FMS 2017 last week  in Santa Clara and Jim and Howard were presenters at the … Continue reading "50: Greybeards wrap up Flash Memory Summit with Jim Handy, Director at Objective Analysis"

In this episode we talk with Jim Handy (@thessdguy), Director at Objective Analysis,  a semiconductor market research organization. Jim is an old friend and was on last year to discuss Flash Memory Summit (FMS) 2016. Jim, Howard and I all attended FMS 2017 last week  in Santa Clara and Jim and Howard were presenters at the … Continue reading "50: Greybeards wrap up Flash Memory Summit with Jim Handy, Director at Objective Analysis"

In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast: In this episode of Conversations in the Cloud, Sundip Arora, Director of Product Marketing at Kaminario joins us to discuss how Kaminario’s next generation storage arrays bring cloud-scale storage on premise with dynamic provisioning. Sundip talks about Kaminario’s announcement during Flash Memory Summit of its K2.N […]

In this episode of Conversations in the Cloud, Sundip Arora, Director of Product Marketing at Kaminario joins us to discuss how Kaminario's next generation storage arrays bring cloud-scale storage on premise with dynamic provisioning. Sundip talks about Kaminario’s announcement during Flash Memory Summit of its K2.N NVMe-based storage array and Flex dynamic orchestration, as well as the work they are doing with all-flash software-defined core architecture and framework. Sundip highlights that the combination of flash storage and Kaminario’s software-defined storage architecture running on advanced Intel® Xeon® processors enables users to efficiently and easily scale their business without compromise. To learn more go to http://kaminario.com/, or follow Kaminario on Twitter at https://twitter.com/KaminarioFlash.

In this episode, we talk with Jim Handy (@thessdguy), memory and flash analyst at Objective Analysis. Jim's been on our podcast before and last time we had a great talk on flash trends. As Jim, Howard and Ray were all at Flash Memory Summit (FMS 2016) last week, we thought it appropriate to get together … Continue reading "35: GreyBeards talk Flash Memory Summit wrap-up with Jim Handy, Objective Analysis"

PC Perspective Podcast #413 - 08/18/2016 Join us this week as we discuss the new mobile GeForce GTX 10-series gaming notebooks, ARM and Intel partnering on 10nm, Flash Memory Summit and more! You can subscribe to us through iTunes and you can still access it directly through the RSS page HERE. The URL for the podcast is: http://pcper.com/podcast - Share with your friends! iTunes - Subscribe to the podcast directly through the iTunes Store (audio only) Video version on iTunes Google Play - Subscribe to our audio podcast directly through Google Play! RSS - Subscribe through your regular RSS reader (audio only) Video version RSS feed MP3 - Direct download link to the MP3 file Hosts: Allyn Malventano, Sebastian Peak, Josh Walrath and Jeremy Hellstrom Program length: 1:29:39 Join our spam list to get notified when we go live! We’re on Patreon! Week in Review: 0:05:04 Cooler Master MasterBox 5 Mid-Tower Case Review 0:09:55 NVIDIA Pascal Mobile: GTX 1080, 1070 and 1060 Enter Gaming Notebooks MSI Updates Gaming Laptops with NVIDIA Pascal Graphics GIGABYTE Announces GeForce GTX 10 Series Gaming Laptops 0:19:55 ARM Partners with Intel for 10nm Production 0:31:50 NVIDIA's Q2 2017 Results: Now and Moving Forward This episode of PC Perspective is brought to you by Casper!! Use code “PCPER” News items of interest: 0:40:10 Corsair Releases Hydro GFX GTX 1080 Liquid-Cooled Graphics Card 0:42:05 Final news from FMS 2016 FMS 2016: Supermicro All-Flash NVMe Systems - Switching PCIe up to 48 SSDs! FMS 2016: Liqid Combines Quad M.2 in to Powerful Packages FMS 2016: Micron QuantX XPoint Prototype SSD Spotted FMS 2016: Phison E8 Controller - NVMe Speed at SATA Cost 1:04:10 3GB Version of NVIDIA GTX 1060 Has 128 Fewer CUDA Cores 1:08:15 IDF 2016: Intel Project Alloy Promises Untethered VR and AR Experiences 1:11:25 IDF 2016: Intel To Demo Optane XPoint, Announces Optane Testbed for Enterprise Customers Hardware/Software Picks of the Week Ryan: VR Demi Moore Jeremy: You call that a Skyrim mod? Josh: A sale at Origin! Allyn: Budget Cuts Sebastian: Budget bookshelf speakers! http://pcper.com/podcast http://twitter.com/ryanshrout and http://twitter.com/pcper Closing/outro Subscribe to the PC Perspective YouTube Channel for more videos, reviews and podcasts!! Video Soon!!

In this episode, we talk with Jim Handy (@thessdguy), memory and flash analyst at Objective Analysis. Jim’s been on our podcast before and last time we had a great talk on flash trends. As Jim, Howard and Ray were all at Flash Memory Summit (FMS 2016) last week, we thought it appropriate to get together … Continue reading "35: GreyBeards talk Flash Memory Summit wrap-up with Jim Handy, Objective Analysis"

Join us this week as we discuss the new mobile GeForce GTX 10-series gaming notebooks, ARM and Intel partnering on 10nm, Flash Memory Summit and more!

The Flash Memory Summit is an annual gathering of “People Making Flash Products Happen”.   The conference was held in Santa Clara August 9-11, 2016.  EMC was a premium sponsor of the event, showcasing the latest in AL-FLASH product design and direction.   In addition, EMC was invited to participate in the General Keynote Sessions.  EMC Fellow, Vice President of Emerging Media and friend of EMC The Source Podcast, Dan Cobb (@dcobbweb), hosted the Keynote – “Flash Storage Meets Persistent Memory – The Modern Data Center Changes Forever!”  I was able to catch up with Dan as he headed into his keynote address.  That interview and the full content of the Keynote Session are this week’s EMC The Source Podcast. Don’t miss “EMC The Source” app in the App Store.  Be sure to subscribe to The Source Podcast on iTunes, Stitcher Radio or Google Play and visit the official blog at thesourceblog.emc.com EMC: The Source Podcast is hosted by Sam Marraccini (@SamMarraccini)

        Seagate announced their new enormous 60TB SSD at the Flash Memory Summit this week.  Alex Galbraith (@alexgalbraith) goes on a ridecast with Marc Farley (@GoFarley) to talk about the implications that has for data protection.

      This week at the Flash Memory Summit in Santa Clara, Seagate shocked attendees by announcing a 60TB SSD. Phil Gilbert (@gilphilbert) takes a ridecast with Marc Farley (@GoFarley) to speculate on the as yet unknown characteristics of the device.

Tom Coughlin Tom is the Founder and President of Coughlin Associates and Chairman of the 2007 Data Protection Summit. Tom has over 25 years of experience in the data storage industry as a working engineer and high level technical and corporate executive. For several years he has been collaborating with the Center for Magnetic Recording Research at the University of California, San Diego on the sanitization of disk drive data. In addition to regular technical and market consulting projects he is the publisher of several reports covering technology and applications for digital storage devices and systems including storage components, capital spending, storage technology trends, a series on storage and digital entertainment and a series on system storage. He has 6 patents on magnetic recording and related technologies. Tom is the founder and organizer of the annual Storage Visions Conference (which celebrated its sixth year in 2007). Tom is a senior member and officer of the Santa Clara Valley IEEE, as well as a member of APS, AVS, IDEMA, SNIA, AAAS, and SMPTE. Websites:www.dataprotectionsummit.com or www.TomCoughlin.com Jay Kramer Jay brings to iStor over 20 years of sales and marketing executive management experience. He has been a world recognized technology consultant specializing in the network storage industry for both private and NASDAQ listed organizations along with providing consulting services to the leading network storage product companies. Prior to joining iStor Networks, Kramer was Chairman of the ILM Summit and Data Protection Summit which are leading sources of information on network storage. His background includes the emergence of Infinity I/O Inc. as a leading provider of storage network education, training, and certification. Jay has an extensive marketing management background having been VP of Marketing for Creative Design Solutions, Inc., an OEM provider of Network Attached Storage (NAS) technology, VP of Marketing for Maxtor/Seagate Corporation which acquired CDS and Director of Strategic Planning & Business Development for the Storage Systems Division of Unisys Corporation. In this position, Kramer directed their fibre channel and storage networking business initiatives. Kramer has also served the network storage industry in a number of leadership positions over the last decade. He was previously elected to the Board of Directors of the Fibre Channel Industry Association for 7 years running and served as the first CFO for the organization. He continues to serve in an advisory position with leading technology conferences such as the Flash Memory Summit and Data Protection Summit. Jay has also been a featured speaker for many industry conferences including Storage Networking World and Storage World Conference. Jay holds dual degrees in Marketing and Finance from The Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University. Visit Jay's Website: www.istor.com

om is the Founder and President of Coughlin Associates and Chairman of the 2007 Data Protection Summit. Tom has over 25 years of experience in the data storage industry as a working engineer and high level technical and corporate executive. For several years he has been collaborating with the Center for Magnetic Recording Research at the University of California, San Diego on the sanitization of disk drive data. In addition to regular technical and market consulting projects he is the publisher of several reports covering technology and applications for digital storage devices and systems including storage components, capital spending, storage technology trends, a series on storage and digital entertainment and a series on system storage. He has 6 patents on magnetic recording and related technologies. Tom is the founder and organizer of the annual Storage Visions Conference (which celebrated its sixth year in 2007). Tom is a senior member and officer of the Santa Clara Valley IEEE, as well as a member of APS, AVS, IDEMA, SNIA, AAAS, and SMPTE. Websites:www.dataprotectionsummit.com or www.TomCoughlin.com Jay Kramer Jay brings to iStor over 20 years of sales and marketing executive management experience. He has been a world recognized technology consultant specializing in the network storage industry for both private and NASDAQ listed organizations along with providing consulting services to the leading network storage product companies. Prior to joining iStor Networks, Kramer was Chairman of the ILM Summit and Data Protection Summit which are leading sources of information on network storage. His background includes the emergence of Infinity I/O Inc. as a leading provider of storage network education, training, and certification. Jay has an extensive marketing management background having been VP of Marketing for Creative Design Solutions, Inc., an OEM provider of Network Attached Storage (NAS) technology, VP of Marketing for Maxtor/Seagate Corporation which acquired CDS and Director of Strategic Planning & Business Development for the Storage Systems Division of Unisys Corporation. In this position, Kramer directed their fibre channel and storage networking business initiatives. Kramer has also served the network storage industry in a number of leadership positions over the last decade. He was previously elected to the Board of Directors of the Fibre Channel Industry Association for 7 years running and served as the first CFO for the organization. He continues to serve in an advisory position with leading technology conferences such as the Flash Memory Summit and Data Protection Summit. Jay has also been a featured speaker for many industry conferences including Storage Networking World and Storage World Conference. Jay holds dual degrees in Marketing and Finance from The Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University. Visit Jay's Website: www.istor.com