Developers care about protocols, standards, and specifications — a little. But it’s not what keeps them up at night.
Your average software engineer cares more about feature functionalities, performance, debugging, misconfigurations, and keeping infrastructure complexity under control.
If a given component of a technology stack doesn’t align to those goals, it rarely makes it into the developer’s “backlog,” the strategic tracker that monitors application features, enhancements, and fixes.
These home truths might have made leaders at the GSMA, an advocacy and lobbying organization for the mobile communications industry, anxious, because their
Next-generation computational storage systems are coming to the fore that perform processing operations on the storage device itself to reduce internal system transport time, reduce application bottlenecks and pave the way to more intelligent edge devices.
Adrian Bridgwater