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Intelligent Storage
- Intelligence implies that the storage devices not
only store data, but they are aware of the data objects and storage
resources contained within the device.
- Intelligence implies that it can act on those objects
and manage their storage resources explicitly or implicitly.
- Intelligence implies that the storage device can be
made aware of the data object content (what is inside the data object) and
possibly their context (how they relate to other data objects and the rest
of the world).
- Finally, intelligence implies that a generic
intelligent storage device can be taught to perform new tasks dynamically as
the data requirements and the world around it change.
The Evolution of Data Storage
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