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By Sagan Rossi
Fragmentation is a potential cause for sluggish automotive storage performance. Read about the impacts of file system fragmentation and how to reduce them. It’s important for car makers and Tier-1 suppliers to choose their file system implementations wisely. File systems impact read and write performance of the storage, the integrity of the data stored, flash […]
By Sagan Rossi
What better place than The Motor City — Detroit, Michigan, USA — for some serious car talk? At the 2018 TU-Automotive conference in Detroit, we had the privilege of interviewing experts from Harman, Renesas, Western Digital, and WirelessCar about data storage and handling in connected and autonomous cars. These companies are leading the way to […]
By Sagan Rossi
Consolidation has been a complicated issue to solve, with software being a large part of the complexity. Read how file systems play a part. Since the 1970s, the way to add new capabilities into the car has been to add an electronic control unit (ECU) for each new feature. ECUs give us convenient features such […]
By Tuxera
Storage fragmentation in Android plays a major role in the ageing performance of the phone. Ever thought why your Android phone slows down with time? You are not alone. Many Android users complain about their Android phones “lagging” as their device ages. So what’s the cause of this performance degradation? Well, there is not just […]
By Paul Choo
It’s time for OEMs and ODMs of networking products to prepare for the end of slow and unsecure SMBv1. Find out what happens once SMBv1 is gone. Beware SMB1, the end draws near. At Microsoft’s June 2017 Interop event, Microsoft Principle Program Manager Ned Pyle delivered the eulogy for the outdated – and extremely vulnerable […]
By Paul Choo
WannaCry would not have become such a large-scale problem had people stopped using SMB1. So why is SMB1 still in use? In May 2017, the WannaCry ransomware cryptoworm ravaged its way through exposed systems in over 60 countries. The attack started on May 12 and spread rampantly over the next four days, exploiting a vulnerability […]
By Sagan Rossi
The black box preserves a very precious cargo: accident data. But how does it ensure the data is intact and accessible after an incident? Despite what some people believe, the black box inside your car doesn’t serve up a steady stream of data to some overlord who’s tracking you. It’s there as a benefit. With […]
By Sagan Rossi
Manufacturing processes are smarter and more data-driven than ever before, and Linux is gaining a foothold. From the Industrial Era to the Linux Era For years, the industrial sector has lagged behind in terms of processing power and memory capabilities. The reason: the processors used in manufacturing and industrial environments – programmable logic controllers (PLCs) […]
Having a dual-port architecture like Tuxera Fusion SMB offers flexibility of running in user or kernel space, easy porting, and performance gains. Here’s how. Developing technologies that connect different platforms and ecosystems is one of the main reasons Tuxera exists. That’s why in addition to our file system suite, we invest in other technologies that […]
By Sagan Rossi
Humanity creates 2.5 quintillion bytes of data every day: what technology will store all this data for the future, and what problems are associated with it? Humanity creates an unfathomable 2.5 quintillion bytes of data every day! To help wrap our heads around that ginormous number – that’s enough data to fill 10 million blu-ray […]
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