NASA NTRS · 19930022784
Grand challenges in mass storage: A system integrator's perspective
Abstract
The grand challenges are the following: to develop more innovation in approach; to expand the I/O barrier; to achieve increased volumetric efficiency and incremental cost improvements; to reinforce the 'weakest link' software; to implement improved architectures; and to minimize the impact of self-destructing technologies. Mass storage is defined as any type of storage system exceeding 100 GBytes in total size, under the control of a centralized file management scheme. The topics covered are presented in viewgraph form.
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Mintz, Dan, Lee, Richard. 1993-01-01. Grand challenges in mass storage: A system integrator's perspective. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930022784
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