Host data to be written to a storage area including a set of multiple planes of a memory device is received. A first parity generation operation based on a portion of the set of multiple planes of the host data to generate a set of multi-plane parity data is executed. The set of multi-plane parity data is stored in in a cache memory of a controller of a memory sub-system. A second parity generation operation based on the set of the multiple planes of the host data to generate a set of multi-page parity data is executed. The set of multi-page parity data in the cache memory of the controller of the memory sub-system is stored. A data recovery operation is performed based on the set of multi-plane parity data and the set of multi-page parity data.

According to one general aspect, an apparatus may include a memory, an erasure-based, non-volatile memory, and a processor. The memory may be configured to store a mapping table, wherein the mapping table indicates a rewriteable state of a plurality of memory addresses. The erasure-based, non-volatile memory may be configured to store information, at respective memory addresses, in an encoded format. The encoded format may include more bits than the unencoded version of the information and the encoded format may allow the information be over-written, at least once, without an intervening erase operation. The processor may be configured to perform garbage collection based, at least in part upon, the rewriteable state associated with the respective memory addresses.

A system includes a memory device that includes a first memory region to store first data at first addresses, and a second memory region to store, on command, either second data at second addresses or error correction code check bits associated with the first data at third addresses.

Embodiments of the invention provide a computing device comprising one or more processors, each processor comprising one or more processing unit, said one or more processing units being configured to execute at least one program, each program comprising data and/or instructions, the computing device further comprising, for at least some of the processors, a processor cache associated with each processor, the processor cache being configured to access data and/or instructions comprised in the programs executed by the processor, the computing device comprising: an auxiliary cache configured to access metadata associated with the data and/or instructions comprised in said programs; a security verification unit configured to retrieve, from the auxiliary cache, at least a part of the metadata associated with data and/or instructions corresponding to a memory access request sent by a processor (11) to the processor cache (117).

A translation cache and configurable error checking and correction (“ECC”) memory reduces ECC memory overhead. The translation cache supports a configurable ECC memory capable of storing a portion of a cache line, along with any ECC data, in corresponding parts of memory devices to reduce the ECC memory overhead in a memory subsystem. The corresponding parts include any same one of an upper, lower, left or right part of memory devices in a memory module, including dynamic random access memory (“DRAM”) devices in a dual inline memory module (“DIMM”).

According to one embodiment, a memory system copies content of a first logical-to-physical address translation table corresponding to a first region of a nonvolatile memory to a second logical-to-physical address translation table corresponding to a second region of the nonvolatile memory. When receiving a read request specifying a logical address in the second region, the memory system reads a part of the first data from the first region based on the second logical-to-physical address translation table. The memory system detects a block which satisfies a refresh condition from a first group of blocks allocated to the first region, corrects an error of data of the detected block and writes the corrected data back to the detected block.

A method comprising: receiving, at a vector processor, a request to store data; performing, by the vector processor, one or more transforms on the data; and directly instructing, by the vector processor, one or more storage device to store the data; wherein performing one or more transforms on the data comprises: erasure encoding the data to generate n data fragments configured such that any k of the data fragments are usable to regenerate the data, where k is less than n; and wherein directly instructing one or more storage device to store the data comprises: directly instructing the one or more storage devices to store the plurality of data fragments.

An apparatus is disclosed having a parity buffer having a plurality of parity pages and one or more dies, each die having a plurality of layers in which data may be written. The apparatus also includes a storage controller configured to write a stripe of data across two or more layers of the one or more dies, the stripe having one or more data values and a parity value. When a first data value of the stripe is written, it is stored as a current value in a parity page of the parity buffer, the parity page corresponding to the stripe. For each subsequent data value that is written, an XOR operation is performed with the subsequent data value and the current value of the corresponding parity page and the result of the XOR operation is stored as the current value of the corresponding parity page.

A system including a memory device having blocks of memory cells and a processing device operatively coupled to the memory device. The processing device to perform operations comprising: detecting an error event triggered within a source block of the memory cells; reading data from the source block; writing the data into a mitigation block that is different than the source block; and replacing, in a mapping data structure, a first identifier of the source block with a second identifier of the mitigation block.

The present disclosure generally relates to creating new zones in a data storage device in a manner that ensures substantially even workload of the memory device storage locations. The data storage device can guide a host device to select a particular zone to open in zone namespace (ZNS) systems where the host device selects which zone to open. The data storage device tracks the workload of the various storage locations and create zones. The data storage device then provides selected zones having the least used storage locations with the idea of guiding the host device to select the zone having the least used storage locations. Thus, rather than utilizing a randomly selected unopened zone, the host will select, based upon guidance from the data storage device, zones that contain the least utilized storage location. In so doing, generally even workload of the memory device storage locations is achieved.