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EPISODE · Jun 17, 2019 · 47 MIN

#99: SNIA Nonvolatile Memory Programming TWG - Remote Persistent Memory

from Storage Developer Conference · host Tom Talpey, Architect, Microsoft

The SNIA NVMP Technical Workgroup (TWG) continues to make significant progress on defining the architecture for interfacing applications to PM. In this talk, we will focus on the important Remote Persistent Memory scenario, and how the NVMP TWG’s programming model applies. Application use of these interfaces, along with fabric support such as RDMA and platform extensions, are part of this, and the talk will describe how the larger ecosystem fits together to support PM as low-latency remote storage. Learning Objectives: 1) Persistent Memory programming; 2) RDMA extensions; 3) SNIA PM initiatives.

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