NVMe drivers are now available for all the most popular operating systems. Practitioners must understand the latest key features and architectural innovations, as well as how to achieve top performance on both client and server platforms. The drivers also have non-obvious features that enable more flexible and robust system implementations. Many new capabilities have been added recently, and practitioners should become familiar with them and should understand what they can expect to see moving ahead.
- Larry Chisvin, Broadcom (Session Organizer)
- Uma Parepalli, SK hynix memory solutions (Session Chair)
- NVMe® Driver Ecosystem
- UEFI NVMe® Drivers
- Windows NVMe® Reference Driver
- Lee Prewitt, Microsoft
- MS Windows NVMe® Inbox Drivers
- Parag Maharana, Seagate
- Linux NVMe® Fabrics Drivers
- Jim Harris, Intel
- FreeBSD NVMe® Driver
- NVMe® Storage Performance Development Kit (SPDK)
- Sudhanshu (Suds) Jain, VMware
- VMware NVMe® Driver
NVMe Drivers at Flash Memory Summit 2016
http://www.flashmemorysummit.com/English/Collaterals/Proceedings/2016/20160809_FA12_P3_Prepalli.pdf