Ensuring a secure system, starts with a secure booting process.

Constance, Germany. Hyperstone was recently awarded the Joint Supply Chain Accreditation Register (JOSCAR) certification recognizing its ability to meet the high standrads supplying aerospace, defense, and security markets. "We are delighted to have been awarded the JOSCAR certification," said Steffen Allert, VP Sales at Hyperstone. Parent company Hellios, examines and researches all suppliers to make sure they are reliable before they are considered for the certifying process.  

Often when one hears ‘WORM’ in conjunction with computers, they think of malware making its way inside a machine and exploiting its vulnerabilities – it can in fact be quite the contrary.

Constance, Germany – To support the MEMTONOMY-2 project, consortium partners, Hyperstone, Mercedes Benz, Continental, Micron, and LUBIS, and research partners Fraunhofer IESE, TU Kaiserslautern, and the Konstanz HTWG, are working to advance storage systems and safe, dependable autonomous driving concepts.

One would think that designing a NAND-based storage system would be fairly straightforward. It is however an incredibly complex process, with a range of components and trade-offs that need to be made along the way. There is no one size fits all solution, especially when it comes to designing for industrial solutions.

Since its initial appearance on the market in the 1980s, NAND flash has become a highly popular storage technology, found in memory cards, USB flash drives, and solid-state drives which power a wide range of consumer and industrial devices.

The conversation around NAND flash-based storage systems has become muddled. Often when people discuss storage, they only talk about the NAND flash memory, overlooking the separate, yet equally essential component, the controller. But why is the controller needed at all? Simply put, nothing works without it.