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Researchers remove 'speed bottleneck' in flash storage to help accelerate AI inference
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Even with high-performance storage devices, inefficient data management can prevent them from reaching their full speed. KAIST researchers have developed a technology that improves the process of moving and reorganizing data to reuse storage space, increasing the data-processing performance of next-generation flash storage devices.
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