Interconnect technology leaders debut tech sector Alliance at Flash Memory Summit

The Symbiosys Alliance, a collaborative interconnect technologies group chartered to foster synergetic solutions between its members, has participated in its first public event at Flash Memory Summit (FMS) in Santa Clara, CA, USA on August 2-4, 2022 (booth #119). The alliance includes eight technology companies covering a range of markets, including semiconductors, data storage, IoT, cloud computing, consumer electronics, automotive, aerospace, and medical. All eight inaugural member companies were represented at the event.

The Symbiosys Alliance is an I/O interconnect technology group chartered to create value for its membership and for their respective customers by strategically and collaboratively aligning member products and services to current and upcoming market opportunities. These synergized solutions can provide developers with the state-of-the-art resources they need to roll out highly competitive offerings efficiently and confidently to their respective marketplaces. The alliance addresses a range of verticals that are increasingly characterized by hyper-fast innovation cycles. These include semiconductors, data storage, IoT, cloud computing, consumer electronics, automotive, aerospace, medical, and more. Members leverage alliance partnerships to precisely anticipate and address these innovation cycles by delivering high-quality solutions that resonate with the latest technological advances.

“In the quickly evolving world of tech, establishing and developing key strategic partnerships can mean the difference between getting out in front of market demand or chasing it from behind,” said Mario Pasquali, president and CEO of Ellisys. “While industry collaborations are generally created independently, our approach is to provide the framework needed to augment and accelerate that process by opening the right technical, marketing, and executive channels among Symbiosys membership.”

“The Symbiosys Alliance is structured to open channels of communications between member companies that address similar markets with complementary products and technologies,” said Paul Mutschler, CEO of SerialTek, a provider of data storage test and analysis solutions. “Under the Symbiosys framework, we’ve begun to integrate our Kodiak PCIe 5.0 Analysis System with SBExpress NVMe test systems provided by our alliance partner SANBlaze. This integration enables their users to use both solutions concurrently and seamlessly to efficiently test and analyse their NVMe implementations.”