NVMeenabled
NVMeenabled refers to hardware, firmware, and systems that support the NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) protocol for accessing non-volatile memory storage. It denotes devices whose storage interface uses NVMe over PCIe rather than older SATA-based interfaces. NVMe-enabled storage provides lower latency, higher I/O operations per second, and improved parallelism due to its support for many concurrent queues and deep command queues.
NVMe is a protocol designed for flash-based storage. It leverages the high bandwidth and low latency of
Implementing NVMe-enabled storage requires compatible hardware and software: a motherboard or server with PCIe slots that
Usage and impact: NVMe-enabled drives are standard in modern consumer desktops and laptops for boot drives