Vittorio Bertocci: WS-Trust - Under the Hood

Background noise? LOts of computers. Sensitive mic. The sound seems reasonable to me. Perhaps we need to do some audio processing for great discussions like this.
Chadk wrote:Like the last video from the performence team: That is such a nice job, you are doing!
What time on the day was this recorded? It was kinda interresting. In the beginning, it was kinda dark in the room. But in the end, it looked like it was being more sunny outside.
Great video or was that arc-cast
When will Mark Russinovich be honouring us with his presence? It would be good to see Mark in action again. I'm especially interested on what he has to say about the total package of performance enhancements due out in Vista and what in real terms we can hope
to see when Vista goes public
I would be interested to know what enhancements are in RC2 build 5744 just release this weekend..?
Rob Atkinson
Towards the ends of the interview, he talks about hardware vendors doing something similar to what you're talking about, with the added bonus that persisted data can be trusted across hibernation transitions. Of course, it sounds like the amount of flash installed is fixed, so you can't swap it out for something with a larger quantity over time, but you still get the speed benefit of running off of PCI-X.figuerres wrote:Hmmm.....
IDEA: add a socket to the MOBO for a highspeed memory device
perhaps a PCIx or perhaps a more low level - closer to the north bridge / soutbridge level...
so for example I could stick a 16 Gig flash card on it and get way faster than USB speeds!
low cost systems could have the socket w/o any card, cards could be
512 Meg
1 Gig
2 gig
and so on...
USB is ok but face it... it's not as fast as the system bus by a long ways...
Let's get that stuff tight - fast as can be!
Want More Speed!!!!
EXCELLENT video. Many hosts of MS videos don't seem to understand their topic, or communicate it well. I didn't catch his name, but the 'dude in the red shirt' is a good speaker.
Great interview!
As developer it will be great to have an interface to play with super fetch, it will save me a lot of time. But at the same time I understand that malicious code can do a lot of damage if it gains access to this technology. [6]
Great stuff ... however it concerns me when Michael talks about on-motherboard flash memory only being available to OEMs. This seems to preclude home system builders like myself from choosing the best possible mobo. I hope that companies like Asus, MSI and Gigabyte are part of the group that Michael considers as OEMs.
From a hardware point of view, plugable flash that can be upgraded as the technology improves would be helpful for us small time techies but is the high speed imporvement (ie. 50microseconds to 1 millisecond) which comes from the improved connection on the mobo able to deliver those speeds without a permanent connection..???
Please my windows phone no longer access or operate Microsoft services.
please i kindly request to tell why and what to do