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Would there be a true noticeable benefit from customers that aren’t using computational storage for heavy workloads like big-data analytics and video processing?

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Would there be a true noticeable benefit from customers that aren’t using computational storage for heavy workloads like big-data analytics and video processing?

Category: Workloads

Users will see the biggest benefits when they are using heavier workloads. In light workloads, the storage capacity gain will be the primary benefit. A Ferrari won’t get you there any faster if you don’t press the gas pedal 😊

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