Startup NGD Systems recently launched a 16 TB SSD equipped with multi-core processing technology for computational storage. Read the full article here.

NGD claims the Newport Platform offers the highest capacity NVMe SSDs and leverages In-Situ processing to eliminate the need for data movement to main memory before processing.

NGD Systems, the newest startup in Irvine, California, claims to alleviate host CPU-memory-storage bottlenecks using its computational storage that utilizes advanced in-situ processing.

NGD’s 16TB U.2 NVMe SSD is now available. It offers the optimum NVMe SSDs that use In-Situ processing to eliminate the need for data movement to main memory before processing.

NGD Systems delivers the world’s first ASIC-base design with the Newport platform, claiming its computational storage capabilities address several key firsts.

Gartner, Inc. tagged NGD Systems ‘Cool Vendor in Storage Technologies’, based on a report that evaluates new and innovative vendors, products, and services in the storage technologies market.

NGD Systems teamed up with a new Storage Networking Industry Association technical working group to create a framework for the standardization and data management industry product offerings interoperability.

The National Science Foundation awarded the NGD Systems Phase IIB Small Business Innovation Research grant that will let the company continue delivering market-changing products that embody In-Situ processing.

NGD Systems’ Advanced Newport Platform for computational storage recognized for innovation in SSD Flash Technology.