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Chris Evans, AKA The Storage Architect, was in town for Tech Field Day and dropped by the Violin office. Naturally we asked him to sit down for a quick chat to get his take on a few storage topics for your enjoyment. Tune in to listen to his comments on: Why he likes storage His [...]
Much has been discussed about the various approaches to flash storage in the enterprise. Violin has taken an architectural path that started with early innovations in our unique Violin Switched Memory (vXM) architecture and hardware based vRAID to build a tightly integrated system that can’t be achieved with off-the-shelf components or stand-alone devices. This design [...]
Back to school day. Over at Stanford they have a speaker series that has been going on for the last few… decades, called the Stanford University Department of Electrical Engineering Computer Systems Colloquium, known to many simply as EE380. The list of past speakers is as they say, long and distinguished, and includes such industry [...]
Why did we take disk drives out of servers? Now we rely on traditional disk array storage and surround it with data center compute. The industry doubles processing power every 12 to 18 months and Gigabit Ethernet and Infiniband now provide 10 – 40Gig bandwidth with very low latencies. So we have lots of compute [...]
