Watch NGD Systems VP Marketing Scott Shadley showcase three unique working models – Azure IoT Edge, CDN traffic Routing, and eDiscovery.

Today’s storage devices (disks and SSDs) have processors and memory already, and this is the concept of computational storage

No heavy lifting, no additional CPU cycles, no GPUs necessary. Simply let the application run on Computational Storage, and everything you store on that system is now indexed and searchable.

Daniel Beveridge, Director, Advanced Technology Group - VMWare shares a new Edge Analytics solution that can effectively accommodate the vast amount of data generated by IoT and video content, makes sense of these sets of data using AI, and ensure that edge systems always stay functional across outages especially at far Edge locations.

Alessandro and Robert ran through some of the main highlights of 2020 before meeting with Vladimir Alves and Scott Shadley, respectively CTO and VP of Marketing of NGD Systems. The conversation focused on computational storage and the benefits that this new technology brings. The NGD team also showcased a few demos to showcase how developers can leverage their computational storage drives.

Scott Shadley, VP of Marketing, sat down with Olivier Bloch from The IoT Show to share great insights about NGD Systems’ computational storage and a quick demo about how Azure IoT storage works. Click the video to learn about the power of IoT edge, Azure IoT, NGD Systems’ computational storage solutions, and more.

AIC, AMD, and NGD Systems teamed up to introduce the concept of computational storage, which allows for data to be processed and analyzed where it is generated and stored, exponentially increasing system performance and reducing the overall power consumption.

Edge compute, Azure IoT and Computational Storage are among the most in-demand IT infrastructures today. Know what are the different functions of these bespoke technologies and learn how they can advance performance and data processes.

The company’s intelligent Solid-State Drive is loaded with intelligence that could soon be used in everything from automotive AI to the protection of hacking and data leaks.

This video from the recent SC19 event in Denver is a quick and concise overview of how the close collaboration of Arm and NGD Systems is bringing new storage intelligence to the HPC and Supercomputing markets.

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”.

Global society is creating more data than ever before, and with every passing day, more information is created, demanding storage space. So where does it all go? Cloud storage has largely come to the rescue for our data storage needs, but even now the cloud technology is reaching a plateau. So how do we innovate data storage for the demands of the future?

The latest look at the benefits of Computational Storage in the world of Zettabytes of data. A small glimpse into the value for a simple Hadoop Implementation as well.

View presentations by CEO Nader Salessi, VP of Marketing Scott Shadley, and CTO Vladimir Alves at the 2018 Storage Field Days Event.

It only takes a few NVMe flash drives to saturate a server's PCIe Bus. Network those NVMe flash drives and the situation only gets worse. Computational Storage solves the problem by placing compute capabilities directly on the storage. Organizations can use computational storage to narrow down the data set and only transfer relevant data back to the application.

In this week’s episode, Max takes a trip to the AI & Big Data Expo. He was able to speak to EMEA Sales Director for NGD Systems, Jos Keulers, about the benefits of computational storage in relation to accelerating AI applications. Also, he spoke with CEO and Co-Founder at Skim Technologies, Jack Hamspon, about key focus areas organisations need when implementing ML and NLP. Finally, Max speaks to Head of Data Science at Enigma Pattern, Lukasz Kuncewicz about why real data is bad.

In this 10th episode of the TECHunplugged Podcast, Scott Shadley (@SMShadley) joins hosts Max Mortillaro (@darkkavenger) and Arjan Timmerman (@arjantim) for an insightful discussion about a potentially transformational event in the storage industry: the advent of computational storage.

Expanding the Frontiers of Storage and Computing Introducing our 3rd Generation of Computational Storage Solutions. Solving the Data Tsunami and Big Data Compute issues with In-Situ Processing enabled NVMe SSDs