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Xinnor showcases collaborative work with NVIDIA, Solidigm, and KIOXIA at FMS 2024
Xinnor has announced a series of initiatives during the Future of Memory and Storage (FMS) conference, taking place from August 6-8, 2024, in Santa Clara, California.
At Booth #751, Xinnor will demonstrate the following:
- Its innovative xiRAID Opus software runs on the NVIDIA BlueField-3 Data Processing Unit (DPU), a cutting-edge solution designed to transform disaggregated storage infrastructures and virtualized environments.
- A xiRAID Classic 4.1 demo together with Solidigm D5-P5336 61.44TB QLC SSD.
In addition, Xinnor’s technology will be displayed at KIOXIA’s booth:
- KIOXIA will showcase RAID Offload technology at booth #307 with a prototype of Xinnor xiRAID. Combining the KIOXIA innovation calculating RAID parity on NVMe SSDs with Xinnor's unique RAID engine enables RAID data protection and enhances performance, while minimizing the usage of precious system resources, such as DRAM, CPU, and L3 cache.
Finally, Xinnor’s executives will participate in 2-panel sessions and one extra event:
- On Wednesday, August 7th at 9:45 AM, Dmitry Livshits, Xinnor’s CEO, will speak about “Distributed erasure coding for NVMe SSDs in virtualized cloud infrastructure” at the “Cloud Software” panel in Ballroom B.
- On Wednesday, August 7th at 7 PM, Dmitry Livshits and Davide Villa will host two technology tables at the “Chat with the Experts” event: “Endurance / RAID” and “Reliability and Performance SSDs” respectively.
- On Thursday, August 8th at 12:10 PM, Davide Villa, Xinnor’s CRO, will participate in the “Data-Intensive Customer Solution” panel in the meeting room GAMR1, to present a case study about implementing a fast cache tier in front of the 100PB tape library.
Xinnor invites all FMS attendees to visit Booth #751 to speak with our experts on how xiRAID Classic and Opus add data integrity when deploying NVMe SSDs with no compromise on performance.
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