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Keynote Speech: “Data Growth and Storage Innovation “
Keynote Speech: “Data Growth and Storage Innovation “
Dr. John Morris
Dr. John Morris
Chief Technology Officer, Seagate
Chief Technology Officer, Seagate
Abstract:
Abstract:
The world has seen the rise of public cloud. We are watching the benefits of hyperscale now move to the edge, and it is obvious that edge cloud is emerging for many new applications and use cases. Seagate is involved in the optimization of storage in each of these architectures and strives to provide storage consultation to help solve pain points in each use case.
The world has seen the rise of public cloud. We are watching the benefits of hyperscale now move to the edge, and it is obvious that edge cloud is emerging for many new applications and use cases. Seagate is involved in the optimization of storage in each of these architectures and strives to provide storage consultation to help solve pain points in each use case.
Innovation to enable storage density, which in turn enables data growth, is at the core of our HDD and SSD portfolio and is the number one metric to allow users to store as much as they possibly can. Innovation in storage density allows new applications and software to be developed which improve the efficiency, analysis, and intelligence to create value on the stored data.
Innovation to enable storage density, which in turn enables data growth, is at the core of our HDD and SSD portfolio and is the number one metric to allow users to store as much as they possibly can. Innovation in storage density allows new applications and software to be developed which improve the efficiency, analysis, and intelligence to create value on the stored data.
Secondarily, as the size of data increases we need to ensure that data is available at the right location, at the right tier, and at the right performance requirement for the application. This metric of data gravity requires knowledge of data flow, data usage and access, and most importantly service level requirements to ensure a software defined world can meet their customers’ expectations.
Secondarily, as the size of data increases we need to ensure that data is available at the right location, at the right tier, and at the right performance requirement for the application. This metric of data gravity requires knowledge of data flow, data usage and access, and most importantly service level requirements to ensure a software defined world can meet their customers’ expectations.
Finally, as data moves closer to the user to improve performance and experience, data governance becomes even more critical to protect personal information and mission critical data with trusted policies.
Finally, as data moves closer to the user to improve performance and experience, data governance becomes even more critical to protect personal information and mission critical data with trusted policies.
The storage ecosystem is vast and quickly becoming more and more critical to the world we live in and we at Seagate are excited to enable research projects to tackle each of the three pillars that we will discuss in this talk.
The storage ecosystem is vast and quickly becoming more and more critical to the world we live in and we at Seagate are excited to enable research projects to tackle each of the three pillars that we will discuss in this talk.
Biography
Biography
John Morris is responsible for accelerating technology partnerships with Seagate’s customers, and cultivating emerging customers globally.
John Morris is responsible for accelerating technology partnerships with Seagate’s customers, and cultivating emerging customers globally.
Prior to his current role, John was VP for Seagate’s hard drive and SSD product lines. Before that, he served as VP of Design Engineering for Seagate’s enterprise development group, focusing on technical and strategic alignment with enterprise and cloud customers. Since joining the company in 1996, John has held a variety of engineering leadership positions and has been a key contributor to many of Seagate’s core technologies. He holds 32 patents, primarily related to hard drive technologies.
Prior to his current role, John was VP for Seagate’s hard drive and SSD product lines. Before that, he served as VP of Design Engineering for Seagate’s enterprise development group, focusing on technical and strategic alignment with enterprise and cloud customers. Since joining the company in 1996, John has held a variety of engineering leadership positions and has been a key contributor to many of Seagate’s core technologies. He holds 32 patents, primarily related to hard drive technologies.
John earned a Ph.D. and M.S. in electrical engineering from Caltech, and a bachelor’s degree in electronic engineering from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo.
John earned a Ph.D. and M.S. in electrical engineering from Caltech, and a bachelor’s degree in electronic engineering from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo.
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