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Catalina-2 intelligent storage devices now natively support containers, enabling applications to run with near-data processing. Analytic applications in a variety of edge computing and IoT deployments are highly space-constrained, and cannot support traditional computing platforms,” said Vladimir Alves, Chief Technology Officer at NGD Systems. “By utilizing In-Situ Processing and new form factors such as EDSFF, […]

We have all seen demonstrations of the capabilities of Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based imaging applications, from facial recognition to computer vision assisted application platforms. However, scaling these imaging implementations to Petabyte-scale for real-time datasets is problematic because: Traditional databases contain structured tables of symbolic information that is built like a table with each image having a row […]

The latest addition to the In-Situ Processing family of devices enables petabyte-scale for a variety of important “big data” analytics and IoT applications NGD Systems, Inc., the leader in computational storage, today announced the general availability (GA) of the 16 terabyte (TB) Catalina-2 U.2 NVMe solid state drive (SSD). The Catalina-2 is the first NVMe […]

We are excited to invite you to our Booth (B-1253) on the Frankfurt ISC2018 show where we will be showcasing our Computational Storage Technology.   With the explosion of Big Data, PB and even EB, require recording, storing, and most importantly analytics run, in order to turn your Big Data into useful information. We all face […]

The advent of high-performance, high-capacity flash storage has changed the dynamics of the storage-compute relationship. Today, a handful of NVMe flash devices can easily saturate the PCIe bus complex of most servers. To address this mismatch, a new paradigm is required that moves computing capabilities closer to the data. This concept, which is known as […]