FMS 2020: 14 Keynotes on Non-Volatile Memory

Virtual Flash Memory Summit (FMS), to be held on November 10-12, features 14 keynotes that focus on the plans of leading flash players.

Major company keynoters are Marvell, Western Digital, NVIDIA, Xilinx, and Intel, along with start-ups Numem, Fungible, PlIO/s, and NEO Semiconductor. In addition, flash customer IBM will share its latest views on both storage and AI, Matt Eastwood of IDC will predict markets for IT infrastructure, Amber Huffman of NVM Express will cover the future of NVMe, and Karin Strauss of Microsoft will present new research in the exciting area of DNA storage.

According to Chuck Sobey, virtual FMS conference chair, “At FMS keynotes, attendees hear directly what flash industry leaders are thinking and planning. Presenters will discuss advances in such technologies as persistent memory, 3D and QLC flash, NVMe-oF, computational storage, new memory tiers, flash storage networking, and application acceleration. There will also be special keynotes on IT infrastructure markets, an AI coprocessor for NASA spaceflight computing, storage for AI/ML, and DNA storage.”

FMS features the technology trends, amazing products, and a broad coverage in this expanding market.

In 2019, FMS drew over 6,000 registrants and over 120 exhibitors.

The conference also features marketing and market research sessions, and sessions sponsored by NVM Express, SNIA, and TechTarget. Popular continuing features include annual updates and a panel on Top Ten Things You Need to Know About Flash Memory Today.