Digital Storage And Memory for the Earth and Beyond

More intense computing applications, including various AI training and inference, the Internet of Things as well as higher resolution rendered content for VR and AR applications are driving demand for digital storage and memory. To satisfy this increasing demand for storing data, new and traditional storage and memory technologies are developing to support emerging computing architectures and computing environments. These developments will improve the efficiency and reduce the energy consumption for computing operations from the data center to internal medical devices. At the same time, keeping more data for longer periods of time will create greater demand for curation and preservation of data and will require data storage wherever people live and work, including in outer space. This talk will explore these developments and how they enable a broad spectrum of storage and memory technologies that will create new economic opportunities and new ways of living and working.

Speaker: Tom Coughlin, Coughlin Associates

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