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Lior Weintraub is a Senior Software Engineer at Pliops since January 2022, specializing in firmware development for the XDP product, which enhances data access to SSD disks in data centers. Prior to this role, Lior served as a Senior SW/HW Engineer at Samsung Electronics from October 2002 to January 2022, focusing on firmware design and implementation for CMOS sensors in mobile phone cameras, along with hardware debugging and bring-up. Lior also held the position of Field Application Team Leader at ART - Advanced Recognition Technologies from October 1999 to October 2002, where significant improvements in voice recognition integration were achieved, along with the development of low-level flash drivers. Earlier experience includes working in the application team at Mul-T-Lock from September 1992 to August 1997, providing electronic locking solutions and customer training. Lior holds a BENG degree in Electronics and Computer Science from Robert Gordon University, completed between 1997 and 1999.
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Today’s explosive data growth and rapidly expanding application workloads threaten to overwhelm datacenters, preventing organizations from harnessing AI/ML, 5G, big data analytics, IoT, and other modern applications they need to achieve their business goals. Accelerating these data-hungry, storage-intensive applications requires more application speed, storage capacity, data efficiency, and scalability than most organizations can afford, no matter how many CPUs and SSDs they add, or how much they expand their datacenter footprint. Just as GPUs overcome processing inefficiencies to accelerate artificial intelligence and advanced analytics performance, the breakthrough Pliops Extreme Data Processor (XDP) overcomes storage inefficiencies to massively accelerate performance and dramatically reduce overall infrastructure costs for databases, analytics, and machine learning. Delivered on an easy-to-deploy, low-profile PCIe card, the Pliops XDP radically simplifies the way data is processed and flash storage is managed. The result is an exponential increase in performance, reliability, capacity, and efficiency— multiplying the effectiveness of organizations’ infrastructure investments. Pliops multiplies the effectiveness of organizations’ infrastructure investments by exponentially increasing datacenter performance, reliability, capacity, and efficiency. Delivered on an easy-to-deploy, low-profile PCIe card, the breakthrough Pliops Extreme Data Processor (XDP) radically simplifies the way data is processed and flash is managed. Pliops overcomes storage inefficiencies to massively accelerate performance and dramatically reduce overall infrastructure costs for data-hungry, storage-intensive applications such as AI/ML, 5G, big data analytics, and IoT. Founded in 2017 and named as one of the 10 hottest semiconductor startups by CRN in 2020, Pliops has raised $115M to date from leading investors. Learn more at www.pliops.com.