by TP | Jul 10, 2017 | Blog
Not long ago, conventional thinking in the industrial-embedded-systems community was that non-volatile memory over PCI Express (NVMe) was overkill for industrial-embedded designs. And it made sense then; storage-capacity demands didn’t justify NVMe performance at the...
by TP | Jan 3, 2017 | Blog
A shift is underway in data storage for Industrial IoT (IIoT) designs—away from traditional approaches, and toward full, integrated solutions dedicated to storing, computing, controlling, connecting, and protecting critical information. These solutions address needs...
by TP | Sep 22, 2016 | Blog
We all remember those CompactFlash (CF) cards that came with our digital cameras. Well, in the industrial-embedded world, CF storage is a whole different animal. Rugged, industrial-grade CF is still a perfect format for many industrial-embedded applications, across...
by TP | Jul 22, 2016 | Blog
The aerospace industry continues to expand dramatically and has become an increasingly significant part of Virtium’s business. Our customers in aerospace are understandably demanding and exacting in their needs for powerful, secure and reliable solid-state storage...
by TP | May 2, 2016 | Blog
It goes without saying that embedded-system designers want the full complement of memory features in the systems they develop: maximum capacity, reliability, durability, small footprint, and cost-effectiveness. It can be a balancing act, however; sometimes one or more...
by TP | Apr 7, 2016 | Blog
Anyone following the storage-industry news lately has observed there’s attention on SSD speeds, capacities, form factors, and other commonly referenced metrics. Those characteristics are all well and good for many applications in which data isn’t generally considered...
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