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@scality
Scality solves data storage challenges: security, performance, and cost. Get unbreakable ransomware protection and help to execute AI data-driven ideas quicker.
SF ☁︎ Paris ☁︎ Tokyo ☁︎ DC
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    Oct 9
    Yesterday we hosted our 11th annual #ScalityDay in Paris, our biggest turnout yet. 🎉 Data, infrastructure and AI in production, cyber resilience, and regulation & sovereignty, capped off by the legendary Scality Rocks after-party. 🎸 Thank you to everyone who joined us!
    Jérôme Lecat and 3 others
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    Oct 9
    October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. A good time to revisit why ransomware rewrote the rules of backup, and how object lock, checksumming, and layered security make restores faster and safer. Giorgio Regni and Paul Speciale explain:
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    Oct 7
    Model loading from a single local NVMe drive: ~18 seconds. From distributed object storage over S3: ~12 seconds. Over a native RDMA path: ~2 seconds, close to saturating a 400Gb network. Giorgio Regni and Paul Speciale walk through the test:
    Can Object Storage Keep GPUs Fed? We Put It to the Test.
    From youtube.com
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    Oct 6
    43% of the data hit in a serious incident is never recovered. New research on what actually drives recovery time for mid-size businesses, and why the backup system, not the outage, is usually the limiting factor. Get the report: eu1.hubs.ly/H0yBpzs0
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    Oct 5
    Hot in GPU memory, warm in flash, cold on disk, frozen on tape. The storage pyramid assumes data cools over time. With KV caches, long sessions, and RAG constantly refreshing context, does AI data ever go cold? Giorgio Regni and Paul Speciale say no:
    AI Killed the Storage Pyramid
    From youtube.com