G06F2212/25

Memory devices performing refresh operations with row hammer handling and memory systems including such memory devices

Provided are memory devices configured to perform row hammer handling operations, and memory systems including such memory devices. An example memory device may include a memory cell array including a plurality of memory cell rows; a row hammer handler that is configured to determine whether to perform a row hammer handling operation to refresh adjacent memory cell rows adjacent to a first row that is being intensively accessed from among the memory cell rows, resulting in a determination result; and a refresh manager configured to perform either a normal refresh operation for sequentially refreshing the memory cell rows or the row hammer handling operation, based on the determination result of the row hammer handler.

Storage device buffer in system memory space
10795605 · 2020-10-06 · ·

An information handling system may include a resistive memory buffer to supplement a system main memory unit of the information handling system. A processor of the information handling system may map the resistive memory buffer as system memory, along with the system main memory unit. The processor may use the system memory, including the resistive memory buffer and the system main memory unit in executing one or more applications. The resistive memory buffer may improve performance of the information handling system, such as during hibernation and wake-up processes and memory flush processes.

MEMORY DEVICE AND IMAGE DISPLAY APPARATUS INCLUDING THE SAME
20200051609 · 2020-02-13 · ·

A memory device including a memory; a clock generator including a dual phase locked loop (PLL) and outputting a clock signal of the memory; and a memory controller configured to perform dynamic frequency scaling for changing a frequency of the clock signal of the memory based on the dual PLL. Further, phase detection is performed before the dynamic frequency scaling is started, and change the frequency of the clock signal of the memory during blocking of access to the memory according to the performance of the dynamic frequency scaling.

MEMORY DEVICES PERFORMING REFRESH OPERATIONS WITH ROW HAMMER HANDLING AND MEMORY SYSTEMS INCLUDING SUCH MEMORY DEVICES
20190347019 · 2019-11-14 ·

Provided are memory devices configured to perform row hammer handling operations, and memory systems including such memory devices. An example memory device may include a memory cell array including a plurality of memory cell rows; a row hammer handler that is configured to determine whether to perform a row hammer handling operation to refresh adjacent memory cell rows adjacent to a first row that is being intensively accessed from among the memory cell rows, resulting in a determination result; and a refresh manager configured to perform either a normal refresh operation for sequentially refreshing the memory cell rows or the row hammer handling operation, based on the determination result of the row hammer handler.

STORAGE DEVICE BUFFER IN SYSTEM MEMORY SPACE
20190324681 · 2019-10-24 ·

An information handling system may include a resistive memory buffer to supplement a system main memory unit of the information handling system. A processor of the information handling system may map the resistive memory buffer as system memory, along with the system main memory unit. The processor may use the system memory, including the resistive memory buffer and the system main memory unit in executing one or more applications. The resistive memory buffer may improve performance of the information handling system, such as during hibernation and wake-up processes and memory flush processes.

Apparatus with a memory controller configured to control access to randomly accessible non-volatile memory

An apparatus includes a printed circuit board with a plurality of printed circuit board traces, a memory controller mounted on the printed circuit board coupled to one or more of the plurality of printed circuit board traces, a plurality of non-volatile type of memory integrated circuits coupled to the printed circuit board, and a plurality of support integrated circuits coupled between the memory controller and the plurality of non-volatile type of memory integrated circuits.

Memory server with read writeable non-volatile memory

In one embodiment of the invention, a server is disclosed including a main printed circuit board; a plurality of processors mounted to the main printed circuit board; and a memory system accessible to the plurality of processors. The memory system includes a plurality of expansion sockets mounted to the printed circuit board, and a plurality of server memory cards removeably plugged into the plurality of expansion sockets. Each server memory card includes a master controller, a plurality of slave controllers, and a plurality of replaceable daughter-memory-cards with read-writeable non-volatile memory.

APPARATUS WITH A MEMORY CONTROLLER CONFIGURED TO CONTROL ACCESS TO RANDOMLY ACCESSIBLE NON-VOLATILE MEMORY

An apparatus includes a printed circuit board with a plurality of printed circuit board traces, a memory controller mounted on the printed circuit board coupled to one or more of the plurality of printed circuit board traces, a plurality of non-volatile type of memory integrated circuits coupled to the printed circuit board, and a plurality of support integrated circuits coupled between the memory controller and the plurality of non-volatile type of memory integrated circuits.

Memory channel connected non-volatile memory

An apparatus includes a printed circuit board with a plurality of printed circuit board traces, a memory controller mounted on the printed circuit board coupled to one or more of the plurality of printed circuit board traces, a plurality of non-volatile type of memory integrated circuits coupled to the printed circuit board, and a plurality of support integrated circuits coupled between the memory controller and the plurality of non-volatile type of memory integrated circuits.

APPARATUS CONFIGURED TO REGULATE THE INTAKE OF READ AND WRITE COMMANDS
20250383981 · 2025-12-18 · ·

Managed memory controllers might include a plurality of host interface ports, a read buffer comprising read buffer entries, a write buffer comprising write buffer entries, and a central controller configured to cause the managed memory controller to regulate intake of read commands at an individual host interface port in response to a first number of read buffer entries plus write buffer entries that are allocated to any of the host interface ports, a second number of read buffer entries plus write buffer entries that are allocated to the individual host interface port, and a third number of read buffer entries that are allocated to the individual host interface port, and regulate intake of write commands at the individual host interface port in response to the first number, the second number, and a fourth number of write buffer entries that are allocated to the individual host interface port.