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Non-volatile memory / Solid-state drive / Flash memory / Flash file system / IOPS / NVM Express / Wear leveling / Serial ATA / TRIM / Computer hardware / Computer memory / Computing
Date: 2015-03-07 01:47:34
Non-volatile memory
Solid-state drive
Flash memory
Flash file system
IOPS
NVM Express
Wear leveling
Serial ATA
TRIM
Computer hardware
Computer memory
Computing

Open-Channel Solid State Drives Matias Bjørling[removed]Vault

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