This is huge! I have no affiliation, but I'm really excited about this. Looking through the comments, I don't think everyone appreciates the implications: -

This is huge! I have no affiliation, but I'm really excited about this. Looking through the comments, I don't think everyone appreciates the implications: - It would mean a sane standard for SDcards; none of the ever-evolving, always-limited, SDcard protocol - NVMe drivers are already there in any modern OS - NVMe is a pretty fantastically wonderful protocol compared to all other mainstream storage protocols (SCSI, ATA, FC, etc). It has low overhead and supports ridiculous amounts of parallelism. - This would open up uses of SDcards that aren't really possible today (basically allow for the SDcard to be a general SSD, faster than most (all?) existing SATA SSD).