SSSI Members
Advanced Computation and Storage, LLC
AgigaTech
AIC
AMD
Broadcom
Calypso Systems
Coughlin Associates
Cray
Demartek
Eideticom
Exten Technologies
FADU Inc.
Gigabyte
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Hyper I/O
IBM
Inspur
Intel
Intuitive Cognition Consulting
InterOperability Laboratory at UNH
Kaminario
Lenovo
Mellanox Technologies
Micron
MSI
NetApp
Netint Technologies
Objective Analysis Semiconductor Market Research
Oracle
Quanta Computer
Rambus
Samsung
Silicon Motion
SK hynix
Smart Modular Technologies
Spin Transfer Technologies
SunRise Memory Corporation
Supermicro
Toshiba
TrendFocus
Viking Technology
Western Digital
Xilinx
Yangtze Memory Technologies, Ltd.
Upcoming Events (SSSI)
White Papers
Persistent Memory White Papers
- SNIA Technical White Papers on Persistent Memory
- SNIA NVM PM Remote Access For High Availability Technical White Paper - May 2019
- SNIA Persistent Memory Atomics and Transactions
- NVDIMM Messaging and FAQ
- NVDIMM Technical Brief
- NVDIMM - Fastest Tier in Your Storage Strategy
- Non-Volatile Memory and Its Use in Enterprise Applications
- NVDIMM: Enabling Greater ROI from SSDs
Solid State Storage Performance
- How To Be a Part of the Real World Workload Revolution
- How To Be a Part of the Real World Workload Revolution (Chinese translation)
- Data Center Real World Storage Workloads
- Survey Update: Users Share Their Storage Performance Needs
- Understanding Datacentre Workload Quality of Service
- Survey: Storage Performance Needs
- The PTS User Guide
- Workload I/O Capture Program FAQ
- Workload I/O Capture Program
- SSD Performance - A Primer
- Foreword to Understanding SSD Performance Using the SNIA SSS PTS
- SSS PTS Case Study
- Solid State Storage Performance Test Specification (SSS PTS) White Paper
- Storage Performance Benchmarking Guidelines – Part 1: Workload Design
- Understanding SSD Performance Using the SSS Performance Test Specification
Solid State Storage Applications
- Flash Memory Enables Media and Entertainment Workflows
- Flash Memory in Media & Entertainment
- Two May be Better than One; Why HDDs & Flash Belong Together