SNIA SCSI Trade Association Forum (STA)

AI is pushing storage technology to new limits—are you ready? Join us for a must-watch roundtable on March 12 as we break down the latest storage trends in AI for 2025. Patrick Kennedy (ServeTheHome), J Metz (SNIA Chair), and Jeremiah Tussey (STA Board Member) will explore: ? How AI is reshaping storage architectures (including advances in SAS) ? Scalability and performance demands for AI workloads ? Innovations in storage management for machine learning and deep learning ? What’s next: Predictions, challenges, and opportunities ?? March 12, 2025 | 10:00 AM PT / 1:00 PM ET Get ahead of the AI-driven future—don’t miss this expert discussion! Register now: https://lnkd.in/eihPXhTN

SNIA STA Forum’s latest insights into #SASStorage and how AI is shaping the future. #A3TechLive is the place to be if you want the inside scoop! Sign up at https://a3.ax/VFOJq to get a seat next time! #StoragePRSpecialists

#ICYMI Thomas Coughlin's article in Forbes last month includes a look at #24G+ #SAS - read it here: https://lnkd.in/g_RRTdSG

?? Can commercial off-the-shelf technology survive the rigors of space? ?? Watch this eye-opening discussion with Cameron Brett from the SNIA SCSI Trade Association Forum (STA) and Dr. Mark R. Fernandez, Ph.D. of Hewlett Packard Enterprise's Spaceborne Computer Project as they tackle this provocative question: https://lnkd.in/ekPhBs4w Discover how they've pushed the boundaries, adapting enterprise #SAS Solid State Drives (#SSDs) and NVMe technologies to work aboard the International Space Station. ???? You'll uncover the real-world impacts of space computing, from accelerating DNA analysis—from months to minutes—to enhancing astronaut health monitoring and safety protocols, ensuring mission success and crew well-being. ?????? And that's just the beginning. Looking to the future, storage advancements are paving the way for even greater achievements in space exploration. Don't miss this chance to explore how today's innovations are shaping tomorrow's missions!

?? Can commercial off-the-shelf technology survive the rigors of space? ?? Watch this eye-opening discussion with Cameron Brett from the SNIA SCSI Trade Association Forum (STA) and Dr. Mark R. Fernandez, Ph.D. of Hewlett Packard Enterprise's Spaceborne Computer Project as they tackle this provocative question: https://lnkd.in/ekPhBs4w Discover how they've pushed the boundaries, adapting enterprise #SAS Solid State Drives (#SSDs) and NVMe technologies to work aboard the International Space Station. ???? You'll uncover the real-world impacts of space computing, from accelerating DNA analysis—from months to minutes—to enhancing astronaut health monitoring and safety protocols, ensuring mission success and crew well-being. ?????? And that's just the beginning. Looking to the future, storage advancements are paving the way for even greater achievements in space exploration. Don't miss this chance to explore how today's innovations are shaping tomorrow's missions!

August's SNIA Matters newsletter had great Serial Attached #SCSI content, including an article about the #24G+ SAS press release and our #SAS in #Space podcast. Check it out!

Great to catch up with Jeff Janukowicz at FMS: the Future of Memory and Storage, talking about #24G+ #SAS, #SSDs, what's next for #data #storage, and more with SNIA STA Forum board members Rick Kutcipal and Cameron Brett.

FMS: the Future of Memory and Storage show-ready! Come see us in booth 725 with the rest of the SNIA team in the Open Standards Pavilion! Amphenol Broadcom Teledyne LeCroy

Come see us next week in Booth 725 at FMS: the Future of Memory and Storage! Excited to be in the SNIA Open Standards Pavilion on the show floor. We'll be showcasing Serial Attached #SCSI and talking about 24G+ SAS! Broadcom Amphenol Teledyne LeCroy https://lnkd.in/evC-vwFg

#SAS in #Space! Listen to the always-interesting Mark R. Fernandez, Ph.D. and Cameron Brett talk about this ongoing endeavor, featuring SAS #SSDs on the ISS.