18235133. CONTROLLING AGGREGATION FOR HRAM simplified abstract (Micron Technology, Inc.)
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CONTROLLING AGGREGATION FOR HRAM
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
John Maroney of Irvine CA (US)
CONTROLLING AGGREGATION FOR HRAM - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18235133 titled 'CONTROLLING AGGREGATION FOR HRAM
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes a method for controlling aggregation for HRAM using a buffer manager and an aggregation engine to aggregate smaller-sized block write instructions into larger-sized write instructions.
- Processing device receives smaller-sized block write instructions from a host system.
- Aggregation engine aggregates the smaller-sized block write instructions into larger-sized write instructions.
- Processing device issues burst write instruction comprising the larger-sized write instructions to the memory component via the interface.
- Memory component can be HRAM and the interface can be a modified DDR-L5 interface for HRAM.
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- Potential Applications
- High-performance memory systems
- Data centers
- Artificial intelligence applications
- Problems Solved
- Efficient aggregation of smaller-sized block write instructions
- Improved data transfer speeds
- Enhanced memory performance
- Benefits
- Faster data processing
- Increased memory efficiency
- Improved overall system performance
Original Abstract Submitted
A method for controlling aggregation for HRAM comprises a processing device, using a buffer manager, to receive instructions that include smaller-sized block write instructions from a host system. The processing device, using an aggregation engine, aggregates the smaller-sized block write instructions from the buffer manager into a plurality of larger-sized write instructions. The processing device issues a burst write instruction comprising the larger-sized write instructions to the memory component via the interface. The memory component can be HRAM and the interface can be a modified DDR-L5 interface for HRAM. Other embodiments are described herein.
