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26th IEEE (MSST2010) Symposium on Massive Storage Systems and Technologies and Co-located Events May 3-7, 2010 Hyatt Regency at Lake Tahoe Incline Village, Nevada Sponsored by the Mass Storage Systems Technical Committee (MSSTC)

Hyatt Regency at Lake Tahoe Incline Village, Nevada May 3-7, 2010
Theme The Crisis in Massive Storage — Solutions or Calamities

Twenty years ago, in Monterey, the theme of the Tenth IEEE Symposium on Mass Storage Systems was "Crisis in Mass Storage" and focused on an ever-widening gap between the development of raw hardware technologies and the need for integrated storage systems. Without greater emphasis on the development of effective storage systems, users with data-intensive applications would be left without solutions to support their science and results. The more things change, perhaps, the more they remain the same.

The high-performance computing community is engrossed in a quest for exascale environments by the end of the next decade. Data-intensive applications run, today, on numerically-intensive supercomputers and on specialized architectures customized for massive data. Once again, gaps loom between new computing technologies and the need for massive storage. Are we stuck in the past, developing 1990s-style solutions to problems of 2010 and beyond? MSST2010 explores the new requirements and drivers of the 21st century, the latest storage system architectural ideas, advances in data management techniques, and a look at how emerging technologies may lead to solutions.

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Event Records
MSST2010 was comprised of a set of related and co-located events. The Massive Storage Systems and Technology theme began on Monday with tutorials, continued on Tuesday and Wednesday with the MSST Symposium, and concluded on Thursday and Friday with the MSST Research Track. The symposium consisted of invited speakers, while the research track featured peer-reviewed research papers. The events were related but also stood on their own. On Monday, there was also the workshop on Storage Network Architecture and Parallel I/Os which also featured peer-reviewed papers. The Key Management Summit, on Tuesday and Wednesday, focused on issues related to key management.
— Presentations and Papers —
Logistics (Hotel, Travel, etc.) (Registration Fees)	Sponsorship Opportunities
MSST2010 Tutorials	May 3rd (Monday) —Agenda—Abstracts—
SNAPI 2010 6th IEEE International Workshop on Storage Network Architecture and Parallel I/Os	May 3rd(Monday) —Agenda—
MSST2010 Symposium Committees	May 4th — 5th (Tuesday—Wednesday) —Agenda—
KMS 2010 Key Management Summit	May 4th — 5th (Tuesday—Wednesday) —Agenda—
MSST2010 Research Track —Call for Papers—Author Instructions—	May 6th — 7th (Thursday—Friday) —Agenda—

Organizers
IEEE Sponsor	Merritt Jones
Conference Chair	Dr. Sam Coleman
Program Chair	Ben Kobler
Research Papers Chair	Dr. Ethan Miller
Tutorials Chair	Ann Kerr
SNAPI Chair	Toni Cortes
Key Management Summit Chair	Matt Ball