Abstract:
A nonvolatile memory device is writable to a high resistance state and a low resistance state. The nonvolatile memory device may be heated to at least a threshold temperature, based on application of an alternating current (AC) signal, and may be written based on application of a voltage bias.
Abstract:
According to an example, multi-mode storage may include operating a first array including a first memory and a second array including a second memory in one or more modes of operation. The first memory may be a relatively denser memory compared to the second memory and the second memory may be a relatively faster memory compared to the first memory. The modes of operation may include a first mode of operation where the first array functions as the relatively denser memory compared to the second memory and the second array functions as the relatively faster memory compared to the first memory, a second mode of operation where the second array is operated as an automatic cache of a portion of a dataset, and a third mode of operation where a cache-tag functionality used to support the second mode of operation is instead used to provide a CAM.
Abstract:
According to an example, multi-mode storage may include operating a first array including a first memory and a second array including a second memory in one or more modes of operation. The first memory may be a relatively denser memory compared to the second memory and the second memory may be a relatively faster memory compared to the first memory. The modes of operation may include a first mode of operation where the first array functions as the relatively denser memory compared to the second memory and the second array functions as the relatively faster memory compared to the first memory, a second mode of operation where the second array is operated as an automatic cache of a portion of a dataset, and a third mode of operation where a cache-tag functionality used to support the second mode of operation is instead used to provide a CAM.
Abstract:
A state-retaining logic cell may include a plurality of inverters, an output node non-volatile (NVM) storage cell, and an input node NVM storage cell. The plurality of inverters may include a feed-forward inverter and a feed-back inverter disposed in a back-to-back arrangement. The output node NVM storage cell may include first and second terminals, where the first terminal is connected adjacent an output node of the feed-forward and the feed-back inverters, and the second terminal is connected to a programming rail. The input node NVM storage cell may include first and second terminals, where the first terminal is connected adjacent an input node of the feed-forward and the feed-back inverters, and the second terminal is connected to the programming rail.
Abstract:
Techniques for updating data in a reflective memory region of a first memory device are described herein. In one example, a method for updating data in a reflective memory region of a first memory device includes receiving an indication that data is to be flushed from a cache device to the first memory device. The method also includes detecting a memory address corresponding to the data is within the reflective memory region of the first memory device and sending data from the cache device to the first memory device with a flush operation. Additionally, the method includes determining that the data received by the first memory device is modified data. Furthermore, the method includes sending the modified data to a second memory device in a second computing system.
Abstract:
According to an example, a method for storage device write pulse control may include writing a storage device to a first polarity by driving a row address line (RAL) and a column address line (CAL) to an intermediate voltage level RCA for a cycle A. The RAL may be driven to a voltage level RB for a cycle B pulse duration, and the CAL may be maintained at RCA for the cycle B pulse duration. The RAL may be driven to a voltage level RC for a cycle C pulse duration, and the CAL may be driven to a voltage level CC for the cycle C pulse duration. The RAL may be driven to RCA, and the CAL may be driven to a voltage level CD for a cycle D pulse duration. The RAL may be maintained at RCA, and the CAL may be driven to RCA.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides techniques for mapping large shared address spaces in a computing system. A method includes creating a physical address map for each node in a computing system. Each physical address map maps the memory of a node. Each physical address map is copied to a single address map to form a global address map that maps all memory of the computing system. The global address map is shared with all nodes in the computing system.
Abstract:
According to an example, a method for storage device reading may include receiving an input signal indicative of a period of oscillation of a ring oscillator coupled to a storage device of a plurality of storage devices, and measuring the period of oscillation of the ring oscillator by a time-to-digital circuit. The method for storage device reading may further include determining a value of data stored in the storage device based on the measurement.
Abstract:
A nonvolatile memory device is writable to a high resistance state and a low resistance state. The nonvolatile memory device may be heated to at least a threshold temperature, based on application of an alternating current (AC) signal, and may be written based on application of a voltage bias.
Abstract:
Techniques for updating data in a reflective memory region of a first memory device are described herein. In one example, a method for updating data in a reflective memory region of a first memory device includes receiving an indication that data is to be flushed from a cache device to the first memory device. The method also includes detecting a memory address corresponding to the data is within the reflective memory region of the first memory device and sending data from the cache device to the first memory device with a flush operation. Additionally, the method includes determining that the data received by the first memory device is modified data. Furthermore, the method includes sending the modified data to a second memory device in a second computing system.