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6 September 2022
DAVE Embedded Systems invites you to the webinar Improving reliability of NAND storage using trace tools, organized by Lauterbach and Western Digital.
You will learn:
This seminar will illustrate how to perform workload analysis of managed NAND flash memory to assess application-specific memory aging and optimize the system for reliability and maximum lifetime. Who is this webinar for? It is intended for embedded software developers working on systems where reliability and lifetime are important
considerations.
The webinar is an interactive on-line seminar which you can watch in audio-video with your computer, connected to the internet. The presentation will be held in English and will include a live demonstration to showcase the logging and analysis techniques described.
Thursday September 29th, 2022
Note: the webinar will be held twice at two different times, each participant can register for the first session, or the second or both.
Organizers: Markus Herdin and Maurizio Menegotto from Lauterbach
Speakers: Rudi Dienstbeck and Marco Ferrario from Lauterbach, Matteo Zammattio from Western Digital.
The seminar is free, to participate you need to register at one of these links:
>> Register for session 1 at 9:00 AM CEST
>> Register for session 2 at 5:00 PM CEST
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