A SNIA event
April 30, 2025

Advancements in pNFS/NFS4.2 for High-Performance and Distributed Storage

NFS 4.2 introduces significant advancements tailored for high-performance workloads, GPU computing, and distributed storage environments, elevating the capabilities of standards-based modern data centers, clouds, and computational tasks.

In this session we will cover the latest additions to NFS 4.2 as well as discuss upcoming advancements expected to release in the coming year.

Trond Myklebust
Hammerspace
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