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Justin Emerson is a Technical Evangelist at Pure Storage focused on the FlashBlade product portfolio. He joined Pure in 2020 as a FlashBlade Data Architect for the San Francisco Bay Area. Prior to that, he worked at storage-focused reseller partners for more than a decade.

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  • The Storage Architecture Spectrum: Why “Shared-nothing” Means Nothing

    The Storage Architecture Spectrum: Why “Shared-nothing” Means Nothing

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  • What AI Adoption Could Mean for Existing Data Infrastructures

    What AI Adoption Could Mean for Existing Data Infrastructures

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  • The Three Rs of Data Storage: Resilience, Redundancy, and Rebuilds

    The Three Rs of Data Storage: Resilience, Redundancy, and Rebuilds

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  • How Modern Storage Can Offset Power Utilization in the Data Center

    How Modern Storage Can Offset Power Utilization in the Data Center

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  • Why Data Accessibility Is a Must-have for Differently Abled People

    Why Data Accessibility Is a Must-have for Differently Abled People

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  • Better Science, Volume 1: Hardware and Software Co-design with DirectFlash

    Better Science, Volume 1: Hardware and Software Co-design with DirectFlash

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  • FlashBlade//E: The Endgame for Hard Drives

    FlashBlade//E: The Endgame for Hard Drives

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  • The Disk/Flash Crossover Event Is Closer Than You Think

    The Disk/Flash Crossover Event Is Closer Than You Think

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  • FlashBlade 4.1: More Performance, Security, and Flexibility for All FlashBlade Customers

    FlashBlade 4.1: More Performance, Security, and Flexibility for All FlashBlade Customers

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  • Better Science, Volume 2: Maps, Metadata, and the Pyramid

    Better Science, Volume 2: Maps, Metadata, and the Pyramid

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  • Hoe moderne opslag het stroomverbruik in het datacenter kan compenseren

    Hoe moderne opslag het stroomverbruik in het datacenter kan compenseren

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  • In Remembrance of Optane

    In Remembrance of Optane

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