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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Solid State Drives"”.

  1. FSSD-DPR: FPGA-based emulation framework for solid-state drives with dynamic parameter-based reconfiguration

    Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2023-09-01 without embargo terms

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  2. DEFY: A Deniable File System for Flash Memory

    … file system designed to work exclusively with solid-state drives, particularly those found in mobile devices. Solid-state drives have unique properties that render previous deniable file system designs impractical or insecure. Further, DEFY provides features not offered by any single prior …

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  3. Disaggregated Zoned Namespace for Multi-tenancy Scenarios

    … block-based interface used in flash-based Solid State Drives (SSDs) imposes limitations on performance and endurance due to write amplification and garbage collection overheads. In response to these challenges, the NVMe Zoned Namespaces (ZNS) devices introduces a novel storage interface …

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  4. The Multi-tiered Future of Storage: Understanding Cost and Performance Trade-offs in Modern Storage Systems

    … Storage hardware has diversified from hard disk drives and solid state drives to include persistent memory (PMEM) devices such as phase change memory (PCM) and Flash-backed DRAM. On the software side, the increasing adoption of cloud services for building and deploying consumer and enterprise …

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  5. NOHOST : a new storage architecture for distributed storage systems

    … x86 Xeon servers, and each server hosts 10 to 30 solid state drives (SSDs) that use NAND flash memory. This setup not only consumes considerable power due to the nature of Xeon processors, but it also occupies a huge physical space compared to small flash drives. By eliminating costly host …

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  6. Implementing accelerated key-value store: From SSDs to datacenter servers

    … with Big Data. In the modern era, flash-based solid-state drives (SSDs) are widely adopted in computer systems, slowly replacing hard disk drives. As many kinds of data generated and collected these days are not well-structured, a key-value store has become one of the most important building …

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  7. Efficient design and optimized crash-consistency support for hybrid memory systems

    … in modern operating systems (OS) to treat solid-state drives (SSD) as part of the main memory. The memory-mapped interface in the OS relies on the paging mechanism to move the data first from SSD to DRAM before the data is accessible. However, the paging mechanism incurs significant …

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  8. Analysis of Firmware Security in Embedded ARM Environments

    … have many options when it comes to implementing state of the art intrusion prevention and detection solutions. These solutions are costly in terms of energy, execution time, circuit board area, and capital. Sustainable Internet of Things devices and power-constrained embedded systems are thus …

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  9. Acceleration of the noise suppression component of the DUCHAMP source-finder

    … Faster secondary storage solutions such as Solid State Drives or RAID arrays are required to process large survey data on 'desktop' hardware in practical time-frames.

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  10. Latency Tradeoffs in Distributed Storage Access

    … good performance. Unfortunately, as the modern solid-state drives become the norm as the data center storage, the HDD-based KV structures result in high read, write, and space amplifications which becomes detrimental to both the SSD’s performance and endurance. Also note that regardless of how …

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