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Datalight Software flashFXe Improves Random IO/s by 21X

With eMMC driver for Linux and Windows CE

Datalight, Inc. announced flashFXe, an eMMC driver for Linux and Microsoft Windows Embedded Compact (Windows CE) OSs that reduces write amplification, a key shortcoming of solid-state storage.

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Windows Embedded Compact FlashFXe driver

The driver provides as much as 21 times more random write IOPS when used in combination with Datalight’s Reliance Nitro file system, resulting in an improvement in database operations with no loss of reliability. In addition, the more efficient writing profile puts less wear on the flash parts, extending their lifetime and consuming less battery power to accomplish the same tasks.

flashFXe supports advanced features of eMMC to safeguard sensitive information for data-intensive applications by using Secure Erase and Trim. The flashFX family of flash memory management tools are for data-critical applications from OEMs for decades.

"Storage performance on mobile devices is not keeping pace with the performance of 4G and wireless networks, and is becoming the significant bottleneck in user experience," said Ken Whitaker, Datalight VP of Engineering. "The new technology featured in flashFXe is a game-changer for solid-state flash storage."

"Write amplification is the Achilles heel of solid state storage, draining performance, battery life and flash endurance," said Datalight CEO Roy Sherrill. "The flash-aware allocation in flashFXe makes write amplification a virtual non-issue, and allows OEMs to achieve a dollars-per-IOP ratio previously out of reach with their existing hardware."

The Reliance Nitro file system and flashFXe driver comprise the Datalight flash file system solution for eMMC. Reliance Nitro was designed for performance applications. Dynamic Transaction Point technology provides 100% immunity from file corruption, even after unexpected system interruption. It goes through reliability testing, including more than 2 million random power cycle tests without a failure. Embedded applications can benefit from faster boot times that remain consistent for the life of the product, regardless of disk size.

Datalight flash file system products are available on VxWorks, Windows Embedded Compact, Windows Embedded Handheld, Linux and other OSs.

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