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Ric Wheeler
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feb Sun 02
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https://fosdem.org/2014/schedule/event/persistent_memory/
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<p>Persistent memory parts have roughly the same capacity, speed and cost as current DRAM, but do not lose state when the power goes out. Some of these parts are on the market today, more will be coming out over the next few years. The Linux IO and File System stack is already challenged in handling existing SSD devices at hundreds of thousands of IO's per second and these devices will be able to sustain an order of magnitude more IOP's.</p> <p>This talk will give an overview of what is being proposed in standards bodies and the Linux based solutions being proposed that will help us take full advantage of these new parts.</p>
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