Article 3K832 NVMe Over Fabrics High performance SSDs Networked for Composable Infrastructure

NVMe Over Fabrics High performance SSDs Networked for Composable Infrastructure

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Rich Brueckner
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Rob Davis from Mellanox gave this talk at the 2018 OCP Summit. "There is a new very high performance open source SSD interfaced called NVMe over Fabrics now available to expand the capabilities of networked storage solutions. It is an extension of the local NVMe SSD interface developed a few years ago driven by the need for a faster interface for SSDs. Similar to the way native disk drive SCSI protocol was networked with Fibre Channel 20 years ago, this technology enables NVMe SSDs to be networked and shared with their native protocol. By utilizes ultra-low latency RDMA technology to achieve data sharing across a network without sacrificing the local performance characteristics of NVMe SSDs, true composable infrastructure is now possible."

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