Advanced Computing in the Age of AI | Saturday, April 27, 2024

Netlist NVvault Designed into Microsoft Cloud 

Netlist, Inc., a leading provider of high performance and hybrid memory solutions for the cloud computing and storage markets, today announced that its NVvault NVDIMM has been designed into a new server platform for the Microsoft Cloud.

"After 18-months of extensive collaboration, we are pleased to confirm that our NVvault is qualified in the Microsoft Cloud server platform," said Netlist VP Worldwide Sales and co-founder, Christopher Lopes. "This early work between Microsoft and Netlist has led to defining the specifications now being proposed for future generations of NVDIMMs, as well as customized features such as backup power option using the Netlist's Power Management Unit. We look forward to continuing to work with Microsoft and building off the design and development work to date."

Over the past 7 years, Netlist has shipped almost half million units of NVDIMMs - more than all of its competitors combined. As the pioneer of the NVDIMM and its enablement on the memory channel, Netlist holds seminal intellectual property on the technology. Recent independent tests revealed that Netlist's NVvault for DDR3 exceeded 1.6 million input/output operations per second (IOPS), an 1800% improvement over previous industry-best performance using PCIe SSD, and making NVvault the highest performing NVDIMM in the industry.

Non-Volatile DIMM (NVDIMM) is a dual in-line memory module that appears to the host system as a standard Registered DIMM during normal operation while having the persistence of Flash. NVDIMM provides the performance, latency, and data integrity of DRAM during DDR3 operation. These benefits are ideal for online transaction processing (OLTP), virtualization, big data analytics, high speed transaction processing, high performance database, and in-memory database applications.

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