Most of the US is currently experiencing an epic winter. So much for 2021 being less interesting than 2020. Meanwhile, large portions of the world are also still locked down waiting for vaccine production. So much for 2020 ending in 2020. What, oh what, can possibly take our minds off the boredom?
Here’s an idea – what about some education in persistent memory programming? SNIA and UCSD recently hosted an online conference on Persistent Programming In Real Life (PIRL), and the videos of all the sessions are now available online. There are nearly 20 hours of content including panel discussions, academic, and industry presentations. Recordings and PDFs of the presentations have been posted on the PIRL site as well as in the SNIA Educational Library.
In addition, SNIA is now in planning for our April 21-22, 2021 virtual Persistent Memory and Computational Storage Summit, where we’ll be featuring the latest content from the data center to the edge. Complimentary registration is now open. If you’re interested in helping us plan, or proposing content, you can contact us to provide input.
Spring will be here soon, with some freedom from cold, lockdown, and boredom. We hope to see you virtually at the summit, full of knowledge from your perusal of SNIA education content.
