> A cross-platform filesystem that you could read/write from Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android etc. I don't see how this is related to have hardware key/valu

> A cross-platform filesystem that you could read/write from Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android etc. I don't see how this is related to have hardware key/value. The only thing affecting filesystem support is os developers supporting filesystems. > having a single disk that could boot any computer operating system without having to manage partitions and boot records! Again, not related to object stores at all. You still need your UEFI to be able to find your boot images on the disk. > receive a callback when the file is on disk. All independent of the OS or kernel version you're running on. Hardware interupts are always going to have to be handled by the OS. > Native async support is a huge win. All I/O is already asynch on the hardware level. And again, I don't see the relation to the technology actually discussed in the article.