With an increasing demand for lower latency and higher application performance, the storage industry has been moving toward NVMe and NVMeoF solutions. And it could significantly impact Fibre Channel.

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We recently looked at NVMe, a PCIe-based protocol that allows computers to communicate with storage in a way optimised for flash storage, with huge increases in input/output (I/O) and throughput ...

Increasing demand for lower latency and higher application performance is pushing the storage industry toward NVMe and NVMe-oF solutions. So, what does NVMe-oF mean for Fibre Channel? The next quantum ...