Block Storage

STD.DEV uses Block Storage for performance-intensive applications where granular control and low latency are crucial, such as databases. In this architecture, data is broken down into fixed-size blocks that can be read and written to individually. Each block receives a unique identifier and is stored on a physical server. The blocks can be efficiently distributed across different systems and environments.

When retrieving data, the block storage system restores the relevant data blocks, regardless of where they are stored.

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Standard Deviation Graph 


An immersive spatial interface for exploring the STD.DEV knowledge graph. It interprets your requests and visualizes how technologies, projects, and concepts connect.


Experience Requirements
1. Audio output for spatial sound and spoken responses.
2. Optional microphone access for voice interaction.

 

Start by asking a question or selecting a topic to explore.

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