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Almost everyone understands that systems and data both have lifecycles that typically include a disposal phase (i.e., what you do when you do not need something anymore). Conceptually, data needs to be eliminated either on a system or entirely (everywhere stored) as part of this disposal. Failure to correctly eliminate certain data can result in costly data breach scenarios. Selecting the form of storage sanitization that is appropriate to the sensitivity of the data sensitivity and that also considers circular business models is something that many organizations are pursuing.

We will have some experts regarding the EDSFF specifications to discuss related topics. We may also have a few experts regarding connectors and cables.

Do you want to hear about different specs that are being worked on in SFF? Do you want to hear some thoughts towards future specifications in SFF? Do you want to provide feedback to what SFF should be doing?

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AI is driving the need for more data movement between devices, boxes, and racks. This data transport requires higher bandwidths which puts strain on the interconnects as well as host and device designs. While you could tackle these problems on your own, instead come and ask questions of our expert panel from the SFF Technical Work Group to see if they can address your concerns. This will be an open Q&A where we want to hear your concerns so we can address them through industry aligned solutions.