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Overview: This research paper addresses this question by examining the fundamental reasons that the abstraction works for existing devices, and by showing that these reasons also hold for MEMStores. This result is shown to hold through several case studies of proposed roles MEMStores may take in future systems and potential policies that may be used to tailor systems’ access to MEMStores. With one noted exception, today’s storage interfaces and abstractions are as suitable for MEMStores as for disks. MEMS-based storage devices (MEMStores) are significantly different from both disk drives and semiconductor memories.
Expediting the VMware Upgrade Process with vWire
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Data Protection Strategies Using Replication
This paper examines four data protection strategies and compares their merits for the most common business continuance scenarios.
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