NGD Systems Recognized by 451 Research as a 451 Firestarter
The NGD Systems, Inc., the world leader in NVMe Computational Storage, received a 451 Firestarter award from leading technology research and advisory firm 451 Research, recognizing the company’s pioneering efforts in computational storage.
Solving The Memory Bottleneck
The trifecta of von Neumann architectures, Moore’s Law and Dennard scaling collectively force the industry to change and impact the way that applications have to think about the hardware platform that they run on.
When NVMe is Simply Not Enough: The Future of Storage for Edge Workloads
SSDs have evolved over the past decade to meet the growing demand of AI and Edge-Related workloads and now computational storage takes intelligent storage to the next level.
Getting Solid At FMS
Toshiba Memory introduced a new form factor that is targeted for mobile applications as well as automobiles and gaming consoles.
NetApp squeezes ONTAP into teeny weeny device
NetApp is working on running ONTAP, an operating system for storage arrays, on IoT edge devices and other small things.
NVMe flash hot; Optane, SCM still warming up
Storage vendors show off their current products, preview prototypes for those coming soon and share long-range roadmaps for other technologies at the Flash Memory Summit 2019.
Where should IoT data be processed – part 1
I was at FlashMemorySummit 2019 (FMS2019) this week and there was a lot of talk about computational storage (see our GBoS podcast with Scott Shadley, NGD Systems). There was also a lot of discussion about IoT and the need for data processing done at the edge (or in near-edge computing centers/edge clouds).
Azure IoT Edge runs inside an NGD SSD
Computational storage supplier NGD has embedded the Azure IoT Edge service within its SSDs.
NGD Systems Becomes First to Demonstrate Azure IoT Edge Using Computational Storage
According to a recent press release, “NGD Systems, Inc., the world leader in NVMe Computational Storage, announced today at the Flash Memory Summit that it has embedded the Azure IoT Edge service directly within its Computational Storage solid-state devices (SSDs), making them the only platform to support the service directly within a storage device. In addition, NGD Systems introduced its 32TB Newport U.2 SSD, which offers <12W of power, doubling the capacity of the existing Newport Platform U.2 SSD form-factor. The two announcements underscore NGD’s continuing leadership in developing the edge ecosystem, achieving improvements in power, cost and physical footprint for data-intensive big-data-set workloads. These real-world use cases prove that scalable, integrated Computational Storage devices provide empirical benefits to edge applications.”
NGD Systems Becomes First to Demonstrate Azure IoT Edge Using Computational Storage
NGD Systems announced today at the Flash Memory Summit that it has embedded the Azure IoT Edge service directly within its Computational Storage solid-state devices (SSDs), making them the only platform to support the service directly within a storage device. In addition, NGD Systems introduced its 32TB Newport U.2 SSD, which offers <12W of power, doubling the capacity of the existing Newport Platform U.2 SSD form-factor. The two announcements underscore NGD's continuing leadership in developing the edge ecosystem, achieving improvements in power, cost and physical footprint for data-intensive big-data-set workloads. These real-world use cases prove that scalable, integrated Computational Storage devices provide empirical benefits to edge applications.