We still have the elevator algorithm on NVMe?

NVMe drives do their own manipulation of the datastream. Wear leveling, GC, trying to avoid rewriting an entire block for your 1 bit change, etc. NVMe drives have CPUs and RAM for this purpose; they are full computers with a little bit of flash memory attached. And no, of course they're not open source even though they have full access to your system.

	▲	djfivyvusn a day ago \| parent [-]
		Skynet gotta start somewhere.

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bob1029 2 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Anything that uses NAND storage technology is going to be optimized in some way like this. NVMe is just the messenger.

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lxgr 2 days ago | parent | prev [-]

SQLite runs on anything from servers to Internet-connected lightbulbs.

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jrockway 2 days ago | parent [-]

Which lightbulbs include SQLite? I kind of want one.

	▲	natebc 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		these guys have a Cree logo on their homepage so maybe Cree? https://imaginovation.net/case-study/cree/ At least what I could turn up with a quick web search.