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Call for Presentations - Flash Memory Summit 2010
Featuring Solid State Drives (SSDs)

Program - The Flash Memory Summit program will provide atendees with practical information on the current state of flash memory and its applications. It consists of:

  • Half-day tutorials
  • Panel discussions
  • Keynotes
  • Paper sessions
  • Workshops
  • Special sessions

Typical topics of interest include:

  • Solid state drives (SSDs)
  • Enterprise storage systems
  • Performance analysis
  • Consumer applications
  • Embedded applications
  • Endurance/reliability
  • Green flash
  • Market research
  • New non-volatile technologies
  • Security/content protectio
  • Standards
  • Flash (USB) disk
  • Hybrid (multilevel) storage systems
  • Computer applications
  • Green flash

Intended Audience:

  • Hardware and software designers
  • Storage specialists
  • Consumer electronics designers
  • Data center/computer/network managers
  • Storage engineers
  • Communications engineers
  • Venture capitalists
  • Embedded system designers
  • Systems engineers
  • Engineering managers
  • Solution providers and consultants
  • VARs, OEMs, system integrators
  • Marketing and product managers
  • Design services companies

Your Participation -The Conference is open to everyone involved in the design, development, integration, marketing, use, or support of flash memory, or related hardware, software, or services.  Please submit your proposal no later than May 21, 2010 to:

Proposal Submission - Please use our ONLINE FORM to submit your proposal. If you have any questions regarding the online submission form process, please contact our webmaster.

Proposal Format - The proposal should be one page and consist of:

  1. An abstract
  2. A brief outline of major topics
  3. A short biography of the presenter

Acceptance will be made by May 21, 2010

Proceedings - A copy of the paper or visuals for publication in the Conference Proceedings must be provided by June 22, 2010.


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