San Jose, Calif., and Helsinki, Finland – November 16, 2020 – Tuxera, the world leader in quality-assured embedded storage management software, is pleased to announce that they have become a member of the Global Semiconductor Alliance (GSA), the voice of the global semiconductor industry. “We are seeing a data and information explosion across the global embedded industry landscape,” said Eva Rio, Product Manager at Tuxera. “In this environment, industry players we work with continue to find new use cases and ways of using data. At Tuxera we believe it’s vital that hardware and software systems work together in order to achieve the best performance, the flexibility to tackle specific workloads, and to create an overall better experience for each end use case. By working closely with hardware manufacturers we want to make sure the optimal storage decisions are made early in the development process. Tuxera delivers expertise to the embedded storage software side, so it’s a natural step to work even closer with hardware producers – and semiconductors are at the heart of the storage ecosystem.” Tuxera builds and develops file systems, flash storage management software, and networking technologies. The company’s software is inside devices across the consumer electronics, automotive, industrial automation, and aerospace markets – helping people and major OEMs, Tier-1s, and device manufacturers store and do more with their data. “We are very pleased to have Tuxera join the GSA,” said Jodi Shelton, co-founder and CEO of GSA. “Tuxera brings a wealth of industry knowledge to the Alliance and we look forward to their contributions to our industry events, interest groups and resources. As the GSA gains new members, we are ultimately supporting and enhancing the global semiconductor ecosystem.” As a member of the GSA, Tuxera will benefit from the unique neutral platform provided for collaboration, where global executives may interface and innovate with peers, partners and customers to accelerate industry growth and maximize return on invested and intellectual capital.