DEVICES USING CHIPLET BASED STORAGE ARCHITECTURES

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DEVICES USING CHIPLET BASED STORAGE ARCHITECTURES - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240264911 titled 'DEVICES USING CHIPLET BASED STORAGE ARCHITECTURES

The abstract of a patent application describes a device for implementing a storage architecture, consisting of a front-end chip, a plurality of back-end chips, and a memory chip.

The front-end chip interfaces with a first device, while the back-end chips interface with second devices.
The memory chip communicates with the front-end chip and is separate from the other chips in the device.

Potential Applications:

Data storage systems
Networking devices
Cloud computing infrastructure

Problems Solved:

Efficient data storage and retrieval
Seamless communication between different devices
Scalability in storage architecture

Benefits:

Improved data management
Enhanced system performance
Simplified integration of storage components

Commercial Applications:

Data centers
Enterprise storage solutions
Networking equipment manufacturers

Prior Art: Prior art related to this technology may include patents or research papers on storage architectures, memory chips, and data communication protocols.

Frequently Updated Research: Stay informed about advancements in storage technologies, memory chip development, and data storage solutions to enhance the performance of storage architectures.

Questions about the technology: 1. How does the separation of the memory chip from the front-end and back-end chips benefit the storage architecture? 2. What are the key differences between the front-end and back-end chips in terms of their interfacing capabilities?

Original Abstract Submitted

a device for implementing a storage architecture includes a front-end chip configured to perform first interfacing with a first device, a plurality of back-end chips configured to perform second interfacing with second devices, and a memory chip disposed to be separated from the front-end chip and the plurality of back-end chips and configured to perform a communication with the front-end chip.