Boot Testing for Flash Usability
November 5, 2014
If non-volatile flash memory (NVMe) is to be considered for commercial client and mobile devices, then boot time will be critical. Here's how to test it.
Non-volatile flash memory (NVMe) has been used to increase the performance of high-end servers for years, notably pioneered by Fusion IO. Today, NVMe is becoming the preferred technology for flash storage and the all-flash datacenter. As NVMe adoption increases, other elements of usability will allow this technology to increase its reach beyond the datacenter, including its use as a boot device.
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