In this short episode of the Futurum Tech Webcast, I sit down with Jim Elliott, Corporate SVP of Memory Sales for Samsung to explore some key sessions to look forward to during Samsung Tech Day 2021 on November 15, 2021 and what attendees can expect to walk away with.
The conversation highlighted:
- The opening keynote by Memory Business President Jung-Bae Lee
- Presentations from leaders of Samsung’s solutions groups
- A keynote session from EVP of Sales and Marketing Jinman Han about what is powering this memory revolution
There is lots to come during Samsung Tech Day 2021 and it’s sure to be a great event. If you are interested in attending, register here.
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Transcript:
Daniel Newman: Jim, you’ve got some really great sessions featuring leaders from Samsung’s Memory & Storage at Tech Day this year. What are attendees going to walk away with?
Jim Elliott: For one, I think it’s great. We’re going to hear from the Memory president, Jung-Bae Lee, as well as all the leadership across DRAM, NAND, and our solutions group. For anyone who’s been to Tech Day in the past, our EVP of sales marketing, Mr. Jinman Han, is going to be returning to Tech Day to talk about all the factors around what’s driving this memory revolution and really why it’s so important for our industry to collaborate and drive innovation together. Also, going to be featuring a lot of new and innovative technology on the DRAM, as well as the V-NAND front, and even things like data-driven storage. And drilling down even further, topics like HBM, DDR5, AXDIMM, PCIe Gen Five, CXL. It’s a lot of acronyms there, but we love acronyms in this industry. As well as some of the key industry challenges are going to be discussed at length.
Daniel Newman: What a collection of leaders. I have to imagine probably many decades of experience. Anyone that attends is going to be getting a crash course in memory innovation.
Jim Elliott: Yes. Without a doubt. And you may even hear from some special guests as well throughout those keynotes. Yeah, stay tuned.
Daniel Newman: Well, it sounds to me like you might have a surprise. But for everyone that’s listening right now, that just sounds like one more good reason to sign up.
Jim Elliott: That’s right. That’s the plan. So the agenda is pretty packed and we have lots of fun surprises in store for the audience.
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