18591851. PREDICTIVE CENTER ALLOCATION DATA STRUCTURE simplified abstract (Micron Technology, Inc.)

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PREDICTIVE CENTER ALLOCATION DATA STRUCTURE

Organization Name

Micron Technology, Inc.

Inventor(s)

Leon Zlotnik of Camino CA (US)

PREDICTIVE CENTER ALLOCATION DATA STRUCTURE - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18591851 titled 'PREDICTIVE CENTER ALLOCATION DATA STRUCTURE

The abstract describes an apparatus with a memory resource that stores data entries in two different data structures. The processing device is able to predict an address location in the first data structure for a data entry, find the equivalent address location in the second data structure, and write the data entry to that location.

  • The apparatus includes a memory resource for storing data entries in two data structures.
  • The processing device can predict and transfer data entries between the two data structures efficiently.

Potential Applications:

  • This technology could be used in database management systems to optimize data storage and retrieval processes.
  • It may also be applied in caching mechanisms to improve data access speed.

Problems Solved:

  • Efficient data storage and retrieval.
  • Optimization of memory resources.

Benefits:

  • Faster data access.
  • Improved memory management.
  • Enhanced system performance.

Commercial Applications:

  • Database management software.
  • Cloud computing services.
  • Data storage solutions.

Questions about the Technology: 1. How does this technology improve data access speed? 2. What are the potential implications of using this technology in cloud computing services?

Frequently Updated Research: There may be ongoing research in the field of memory management and data storage optimization that could be relevant to this technology.


Original Abstract Submitted

An apparatus includes a memory resource configured to store data entries in data structures including a first data structure and a second data structure and a processing device coupled to the memory resources. The processing device is configured to determine a predicted address location in the first data structure for a data entry, determine an equivalent address location in the second data structure, and write the data entry to the equivalent address location in the second data structure.