Solidigm, a subsidiary of SK hynix, will discuss AI performance, sustainability, and edge computing at the annual Six Five Summit. Key industry leaders will explore high-capacity storage solutions and their impact on advancements in technology.
Solidigm to Address AI, Sustainability, and Edge Computing Innovations at Six Five Summit
In a series of discussions at the fifth annual Six Five Summit, Solidigm, a subsidiary of SK hynix, is set to discuss various critical issues facing the data storage industry. The virtual event will run from June 11 to June 13, 2024, featuring key personnel from Solidigm, including Co-CEO Dave Dixon and SVP Head of Strategic Planning and Marketing, Greg Matson. The summit brings industry leaders together to explore advancements across multiple technological domains.
Focusing on Key Industry Challenges
Dixon and Matson will join thought leaders such as Keith Townsend of The Futurum Group, and Patrick Moorhead, Founder and CEO of Moor Insights & Strategy, to delve into three main discussions. These talks will focus on high-capacity storage solutions and their implications for AI, edge computing, and sustainability.
1. AI and Storage Efficiency
On June 11, the session titled “How Great Storage Enables AI Performance and Efficiency at Scale” will address the growing demand for robust AI development infrastructure. With datasets getting larger, traditional storage solutions are becoming inadequate. The discussion will explore how high-performance solid-state drives (SSDs) can enhance the efficiency of AI models by improving GPU utilization and reducing overall costs.
2. Edge Computing
The same day, another discussion, “The Edge Landscape and How Innovative High-Density Storage Transcends Edge Workloads,” will look into modern solutions to replace legacy storage technology. As edge computing applications require more storage capacity and reliability, this session will shed light on how high-density storage can meet these demands.
3. Sustainability in Data Storage
The final session on June 13, titled “SSD Innovation: Store More Data in Less Space to Improve Storage Sustainability,” will focus on the environmental impact of data storage. The speakers will discuss how higher-density SSDs contribute to reduced power consumption and space requirements in data centres, aiding sustainability efforts in the industry.
According to co-CEO Dave Dixon, “Solidigm is committed to expanding the possibilities data offers to power human progress. Our high-density storage solutions play a critical role in powering the efficiencies, sustainability, and innovation needed in data centres.”
Context on Solidigm
Solidigm emerged from Intel’s divestiture of its NAND and SSD business, becoming a standalone subsidiary of SK hynix in December 2021. The company, based in Rancho Cordova, California, aims to unlock data’s potential through innovative NAND flash memory solutions.
Greg Matson added, “As the tech landscape evolves, we aim to tackle critical challenges in AI development, edge computing, and sustainability. The Six Five Summit is a key opportunity to engage with industry leaders and share insights on the pivotal role of storage technology.”
Forum for Industry Leaders
The Six Five Summit is an annual event designed to bring together leaders from various segments of the technology industry. Created by The Futurum Group and Moor Insights & Strategy, the summit covers more than ten practice areas, providing a platform for discussing the latest trends and innovations.
Registration
Individuals interested in participating in the event can register online.
Conclusion
With its sights set on addressing pivotal issues such as AI scalability, edge computing, and sustainable data storage, Solidigm’s participation in the Six Five Summit highlights the company’s role in shaping the future of technology. This event underscores the importance of collaborative discussions in advancing industry standards and innovations.
For more information on Solidigm and its upcoming sessions at the Six Five Summit, visit their official website and social media channels.