The armor donates the Software-Enabled Flash SDK toolkit to the Linux Foundation to help developers write flash management applications.

CTOnews.com, December 12, according to the official press release of the Linux Foundation, the armor donated a "Software-Enabled Flash SDK" to the Linux Foundation, a toolkit for flash management, which the Linux Foundation claims can help developers develop a series of "unique software" for flash memory.

According to the ▲ Image Source Linux Foundation, this SDK includes sample code and development documentation, which is claimed to help developers understand the potential of "flash media control (flash media control)", allowing developers to adjust flash WAF (write magnification) values, improve latency control, and achieve comprehensive management of flash memory by using protocols such as ZNS, FDP, and Block.

CTOnews.com, the ▲ source GitHub project page, noted that at present, the relevant SDK has been published in GitHub, and the Armor and Linux Foundation has also published a series of project documents and tutorials, which can be accessed by interested friends.