Memory Wave: I Felt Mentally Energized
| New SSDs and CXL memory modules have been on display on the 2023 Flash Memory Summit, however it would take market adjustments, new infrastructure and time to reap the advantages. Slicing-edge SSDs and memory modules for larger memory volumes are being unveiled, but new infrastructure and better market situations stand in the way in which of quick adoption. At this month's Flash Memory Summit (FMS), vendors showcased new memory applied sciences together with third-era PCIe 5.0 SSDs from Kioxia, a 256 TB SSD from Samsung and new memory modules from Micron. However because of market situations, it might be practically a 12 months earlier than enterprise prospects start to see these new applied sciences in products, in accordance with Thomas Coughlin, president of analyst firm Coughlin Associates. Different specialists pointed to infrastructure updates wanted for full benefits of the new Memory Wave Experience applied sciences. Looking the farthest forward, Samsung's 256 TB quad-degree cell petabyte-scale SSD (PBSSD) is geared toward AI workloads. While 256 TB exceeds any SSDs at the moment accessible, enterprises will have to attend to take full advantage of it for a few reasons, in line with Jim Helpful, common director and semiconductor analyst at Objective Evaluation. |
