On May 13, 2013 the University of New Hampshire InterOperability Laboratory (UNH-IOL) hosted the first ever NVMe plugfest. The NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory express) plugfest was a four day event which comprised of ten companies coming together to test their NVMe Hosts and Drives for the first time. The ultimate goal for many of these companies is to have their company's product placed on the Integrators List , which lists devices that have gone through compliance and interoperability testing and will confidently work well in a multi-vendor environment.
IOL Blog Entries for June 2013
From Student to Teacher
By Jeremy Hochschwender - June 20, 2013
Since starting in the MIPI Consortium of the University of New Hampshire InterOperability Laboratory (UNH-IOL) a year ago, I have had many opportunities to get involved in youth outreach, from kids in middle school to incoming college freshmen. Most of my work has been with high school age students, which can be strange for me at times, because I myself only just completed my freshmen year at the University of New Hampshire (UNH). Even though I'm now officially a "college kid," I still think of myself as being very young. It has been an interesting challenge for me to get young students interested in my work.
Digital Portsmouth brings the Digital World Together
By Tim Sheehan - June 12, 2013
This past winter, I spent a cold February night at the Portsmouth Music Hall's Digital Portsmouth event discussing "The Art of Making" on the New Hampshire Seacoast. Since I was one of the presenters, it didn't take long for things to heat up. Digital Portsmouth is the brainchild of Monte Bohanan, Director of Marketing for the Portsmouth Music Hall. Digital Portsmouth presents key individuals and organizations from the NH Seacoast by showcasing the creative, digital culture that is alive and thriving in our region. The schedule for gathering of Digital Portsmouth is quarterly and provides an opportunity for locals to network, see what others are doing in their fields, and enjoy a cocktail.