Micron technology, inc. (20240268127). CROSS POINT ARRAY ARCHITECTURE FOR MULTIPLE DECKS simplified abstract
CROSS POINT ARRAY ARCHITECTURE FOR MULTIPLE DECKS
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Agostino Pirovano of Milano (IT)
Lorenzo Fratin of Buccinasco (IT)
CROSS POINT ARRAY ARCHITECTURE FOR MULTIPLE DECKS - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240268127 titled 'CROSS POINT ARRAY ARCHITECTURE FOR MULTIPLE DECKS
The patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for a cross-point array architecture for multiple decks in a memory array. The memory array may consist of six or eight decks and include sockets for coupling access lines with associated decoders. Sub-blocks within the array may contain sockets for multiple access lines, intersecting the access lines in various configurations.
- Memory array with multiple decks (six or eight)
- Sockets for coupling access lines with decoders
- Sub-blocks with sockets for multiple access lines
- Sockets intersecting access lines in different configurations
- Period-based separation of sub-blocks containing sockets
Potential Applications: - Memory storage systems - High-performance computing - Data centers
Problems Solved: - Efficient data access in memory arrays - Improved scalability and flexibility in memory architecture
Benefits: - Enhanced memory array performance - Increased data processing speed - Scalable and adaptable memory systems
Commercial Applications: Title: "Advanced Memory Array Architecture for High-Performance Computing" This technology can be used in various commercial applications such as: - Server systems - Supercomputers - Artificial intelligence platforms
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the cross-point array architecture improve data access speed in memory systems? 2. What are the advantages of using multiple decks in a memory array configuration?
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Original Abstract Submitted
methods, systems, and devices for cross point array architecture for multiple decks are described. a memory array may include multiple decks, such as six or eight decks. the memory array may also include sockets for coupling access lines with associated decoders. the sockets may be included in sub-blocks of the array. a sub-block may be configured to include sockets for multiple access lines. a socket may intersect an access line in the middle of the access line, or at an end of the access line. sub-blocks containing sockets for an access line may be separated by a period based on the access line.
