About SNIA EMEA
SNIA EMEA advances the interests of the storage industry by empowering organizations to translate data and information into business value by promoting the adoption of enabling technologies and standards. As a Regional Affiliate of SNIA Worldwide, we represent storage product and solutions manufacturers and the channel community across EMEA.
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SNIA Annual Members Virtual Symposium – Jan 26-28
The 2021 Annual Members Symposium will be held virtually this year. SNIA members and non-members are invited to the Members Meeting on the Jan 26th. Register here.
Geek Out on Computational Storage Architectures
Feel you understand the basics on computational storage? Excellent! Now dive into how computational storage plays with other storage infrastructures – like composable. SNIA’s Geek Out on Computational Storage highlights developments with this important technology.
SNIA Swordfish™ v1.2.1c Now Available as a SNIA Standard
This version adds schema support for NVMe and NVMe-oF, the all-new SNIA Swordfish NVMe Model Overview and Mapping Guide, NVMe use case enhancements to the SNIA Swordfish User’s Guide, and more.
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Technology Focus Areas
Our areas of focus are well-aligned with both existing and emerging technologies, and with the needs of legacy and of emerging IT infrastructures.
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Cloud Storage Technologies
Computational Storage
Data Governance & Security
Networked Storage
Persistent Memory
Physical Storage
Power Efficiency Measurement
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Blogs, Webcasts & Podcasts
Compute Everywhere: Your Questions Answered
An expert SNIA panel follows up on the “compute everywhere” continuum discussion. SNIA Comoute, Memory and Storage Blog
#138: NVMe 2.0 Specification Preview
by Jonmichael Hands, Intel, and Bill Martin, Samsung SNIA Podcasts
Upcoming Webcast: Data Privacy and Data Protection in the COVID Era
The COVID-19 Pandemic has amplified cybersecurity concerns particularly related to the cloud. Threat actors have recognized a unique opportunity to exploit pandemic-related vulnerabilities through social engineering attacks, business email compromise, work from home or other remote weak points. This results in increased risk and occurrence of ransomware attacks and data breaches that can disrupt or totally compromise organizations’ ability to conduct business. These security incidents can also subject victims to liability for violations of privacy and data breach notification laws. SNIA Webcasts
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