G06F2212/1004

Interface protocol configuration for memory

Apparatuses and methods can be related to configuring interface protocols for memory. An interface protocol can define the commands received by a memory device utilizing pins of an interface of a memory device. An interface protocol used by a memory device can be implemented utilizing a decoder of signals provided through the pins of the memory device. The decoder utilized by a memory device can be selected by setting a mode register of the memory device.

OPPORTUNISTIC DATA MOVEMENT

Methods, systems, and devices for opportunistic data movement are described. A memory device may include a non-volatile memory and a volatile memory that operates as a cache for the non-volatile memory. The memory device may receive a write command from a host device. The write command may be associated with a row of a bank in a volatile memory. The memory device may write data associated with the write command to a buffer that is associated with the bank and that is coupled with the volatile memory. And the memory device may communicate the data from the buffer to the volatile memory based on the write command and before a pre-charge command for the row of the bank is received from the host device.

DATA MIGRATION FOR ZONED DRIVES
20220261170 · 2022-08-18 ·

A method for migration of data is provided. The method includes triggering a rebuild of data according to a first migration mechanism from a first storage drive to a second storage drive. Monitoring space utilization associated with the second storage drive, and adaptively switching the migration of the data from the first migration mechanism to a second migration mechanism based on the monitoring.

I/O Agent

Techniques are disclosed relating to an I/O agent circuit of a computer system. The I/O agent circuit may receive, from a peripheral component, a set of transaction requests to perform a set of read transactions that are directed to one or more of a plurality of cache lines. The I/O agent circuit may issue, to a first memory controller circuit configured to manage access to a first one of the plurality of cache lines, a request for exclusive read ownership of the first cache line such that data of the first cache line is not cached outside of the memory and the I/O agent circuit in a valid state. The I/O agent circuit may receive exclusive read ownership of the first cache line, including receiving the data of the first cache line. The I/O agent circuit may then perform the set of read transactions with respect to the data.

TECHNIQUES FOR CONFIGURING PARALLEL PROCESSORS FOR DIFFERENT APPLICATION DOMAINS

In various embodiments, a parallel processor includes a parallel processor module implemented within a first die and a memory system module implemented within a second die. The memory system module is coupled to the parallel processor module via an on-package link. The parallel processor module includes multiple processor cores and multiple cache memories. The memory system module includes a memory controller for accessing a DRAM. Advantageously, the performance of the parallel processor module can be effectively tailored for memory bandwidth demands that typify one or more application domains via the memory system module.

Backward compatibility by restriction of hardware resources

A new device executing an application on a new central processing unit (CPU), determines whether the application is for a legacy device having a legacy CPU. When the new device determines that the application is for the legacy device, it executes the application on the new CPU with selected available resources of the new device restricted to approximate or match a processing behavior of the legacy CPU.

DATA STORAGE DEVICE PERFORMANCE PREDICTION BASED ON VALID FRAGMENT COUNT

Systems and methods data storage device performance prediction based on garbage collection resources are described. The data storage device may process host storage operations and determine a valid fragment count parameter for a current or future data block. Based on the valid fragment count parameter a predicted performance value for host storage operations is determined and the host device is notified of the predicted performance value.

System and method for quantum cache

An entangled quantum cache includes a quantum store that receives a plurality of quantum states and is configured to store and order the plurality of quantum states and to provide select ones of the stored and ordered plurality of quantum states to a quantum data output at a first desired time. A fidelity system is configured to determine a fidelity of at least some of the plurality of quantum states. A classical store is coupled to the fidelity system and configured to store classical data comprising the determined fidelity information and an index that associates particular ones of classical data with particular ones of the plurality of quantum states and to supply at least some of the classical data to a classical data output at a second desired time. A processor is connected to the classical store and determines the first time based on the index.

SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR STORING DATA USING ETHERNET DRIVES AND ETHERNET OPEN-CHANNEL DRIVES
20220083497 · 2022-03-17 · ·

A system for reading stored data may include one or more Ethernet drives and a controller, both configured to communicatively connect to a host device. The controller may receive a first read command from the host device, determine a first drive among the one or more Ethernet drives using the first read command and a mapping table, translate the first read command into a second read command, and send the second read command to the first drive. Responsive to receiving the second read command, the first drive may send a first remote data transfer instruction to the host device independent of the controller. The first remote data transfer instruction may include stored data read from the first drive to cause the host device to write the stored data read from the first drive to one or more memory buffers in the host device indicated by the second read command.

System and Method for Quantum Cache

An entangled quantum cache includes a quantum store that receives a plurality of quantum states and is configured to store and order the plurality of quantum states and to provide select ones of the stored and ordered plurality of quantum states to a quantum data output at a first desired time. A fidelity system is configured to determine a fidelity of at least some of the plurality of quantum states. A classical store is coupled to the fidelity system and configured to store classical data comprising the determined fidelity information and an index that associates particular ones of classical data with particular ones of the plurality of quantum states and to supply at least some of the classical data to a classical data output at a second desired time. A processor is connected to the classical store and determines the first time based on the index.