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summary
Pure Storage pitches FlashBlade as a purpose-built, multicontroller flash array that serves S3, NFS, SMB and REST APIs, encrypts data, and supports secure multi‑tenancy while scaling to 10 PB on a single device. It's tuned for GPU pipelines (DGX/NVIDIA) and real workloads — claim: one test case is 40 TB per car per hour of sensor images needing pruning, transfer and model training; Pure says throughput, parallel reads/writes and API access cut the storage bottleneck. Hardware roadmap notes 75 TB drives today and 300 TB drives by 2026.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and setup
- 1:07Why data matters today
- 3:20Big data in automotive testing
- 8:41Introducing FlashBlade solution
- 14:28S3 compatibility and multi-tenancy
- 18:03Global R&D and compliance
- 20:32Hardware to data analytics focus
- 23:02Flash storage future and performance
- 25:32Industry standards and Pure Storage
- 26:38Closing remarks and Q&A
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