We need a new bus speed called open NVME bus protocol

I new way to think about better NVME bus strategy for future systems

[@kazuyachan8212]

Those are still SSDs, just using the NVMe protocol instead of Sata, it's not some infinity speed magic, there is no such thing as infinity, they are not as fast as you make them sound. That 4x NVMe Card does not lower the performance of the drives, it just gives you the ability to plug 4 PCIe x4 devices into an x16 slot. RAID 5 or 6 is always gonna be slower than a RAID 10 or sometimes even RAID 1 because of the Parity calculations, this has nothing to do with the NVMe Protocol. It definitely makes sense to put more than 2 NVMe Drives in a RAID array, it still enhances the speed and storage capacity of the pool just like it does with any other device. And really, talking about fiber channel in 2024? Why do i even spend my time on this....

[@leadiususa7394]

I agree, it is the bus that get divided and the bus for PCI-E is limited so I am recommending (Like the old days of infinaband days and why II used that term for it is kind of funny.) to work with creating many buses so the data pipe road can handle 10, 20 or 80 NVMe drives in a true Disk array model. That is the real goal and also stop using SATA or SAS as the disk protocol plus better SMART handling. It is just a wish list mostly... Everything today is not there.

[@user-me5eb8pk5v]

They need nano nvme, or transmit over nvme. Alot of laptops are tiny. There shoud be an 80ghz ultra short range transciever to gouge out the battery bay because hes got 12 screws on that dinky battery and no room for the NVME cable.