17900120. BALANCING PERFORMANCE BETWEEN INTERFACE PORTS IN A MEMORY SUB-SYSTEM simplified abstract (Micron Technology, Inc.)
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BALANCING PERFORMANCE BETWEEN INTERFACE PORTS IN A MEMORY SUB-SYSTEM
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Raja V.S. Halaharivi of Gilroy CA (US)
Prateek Sharma of San Jose CA (US)
BALANCING PERFORMANCE BETWEEN INTERFACE PORTS IN A MEMORY SUB-SYSTEM - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17900120 titled 'BALANCING PERFORMANCE BETWEEN INTERFACE PORTS IN A MEMORY SUB-SYSTEM
Simplified Explanation
The system described in the patent application includes a memory device, a first interface port, a second interface port, and a processing device. The processing device is responsible for detecting triggering events associated with the first interface port, sending interrupt messages to a firmware component of the memory device upon detecting a triggering event, receiving configuration settings from the firmware component based on the interrupt message, and allocating resources to the first interface port according to the configuration setting.
- The system includes a memory device, first and second interface ports, and a processing device.
- The processing device detects triggering events from the first interface port.
- Upon detecting a triggering event, the processing device sends an interrupt message to a firmware component of the memory device.
- The processing device receives configuration settings from the firmware component based on the interrupt message.
- Resources are allocated to the first interface port by the processing device according to the configuration setting.
- Potential Applications
- This technology could be used in data storage systems to efficiently allocate resources based on specific events or triggers.
- It could be implemented in networking devices to optimize resource allocation and improve overall performance.
- Problems Solved
- Efficient resource allocation based on specific events or triggers.
- Improved system performance by dynamically allocating resources as needed.
- Benefits
- Enhanced system efficiency and performance.
- Flexibility in resource allocation based on real-time events.
- Improved overall system reliability and responsiveness.
Original Abstract Submitted
A system includes a memory device, a first interface port and a second interface port operatively coupled with the memory device, and a processing device, operatively coupled with the memory device, to perform operations including: detecting a triggering event associated with the first interface port; responsive to detecting the triggering event, sending an interrupt message to a firmware component of the memory device; receiving, from the firmware component, a configuration setting based on the interrupt message; and allocating, by the processing device, one or more resources to the first interface port according to the configuration setting.