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Gone are the days when Solid-State Drives were just fast drop-in replacements for hard disk drives. What ushered us out of that era was, arguably, the NVMe standard. With NVMe, applications can use much faster storage interfaces and a more diverse ecosystem of modern I/O frameworks to deploy them. Moreover, under NVMe, the market saw the introduction of a broader variety of SSDs that covered a much greater space of storage behaviors.
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Lerner, A., Bonnet, P. (2025). Conclusion. In: Principles of Database and Solid-State Drive Co-Design. Synthesis Lectures on Data Management. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-57877-9_7
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