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Friday, August 22 • 1:45pm - 2:35pm
Persistent Memory - Matthew Wilcox, Intel

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This presentation discusses the changes being made to Linux in order to take advantage of Persistent Memory. NV-DIMMs provide persistent memory today, but they are mostly used in boutique solutions. In order for them to become more generally useful, we must make them easy to program. Matthew will also discuss some of the challenges that applications will need to deal with in order to fully take advantage of this new storage paradigm.

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Matthew Wilcox

Kernel hacker, Oracle
Matthew had his first kernel patch accepted in 1998. Since then he has worked on many parts of the Linux kernel including leading the PA-RISC Linux port, maintaining the file locking code, SCSI, USB, NVM Express, and Persistent Memory. He currently works for Microsoft.

Friday August 22, 2014 1:45pm - 2:35pm
Parlor C
  Developer, Experience Level - Advanced |   LinuxCon, Experience Level - Advanced

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