Micron technology, inc. (20240256473). NEUROMORPHIC MEMORY DEVICE AND METHOD simplified abstract
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NEUROMORPHIC MEMORY DEVICE AND METHOD
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Richard C Murphy of Boise ID (US)
NEUROMORPHIC MEMORY DEVICE AND METHOD - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240256473 titled 'NEUROMORPHIC MEMORY DEVICE AND METHOD
The patent application discloses apparatus and methods related to memory devices and systems, including a stack of memory dies, a controller die, and a buffer. Additionally, the memory devices, systems, and methods include one or more neuromorphic layers logically coupled between the memory dies and a host interface of the controller die.
- Memory devices and systems with a stack of memory dies, a controller die, and a buffer
- Inclusion of one or more neuromorphic layers between memory dies and the controller die
- Logical coupling of neuromorphic layers with the host interface of the controller die
Potential Applications: - Advanced memory systems for improved data processing - Neuromorphic computing applications for artificial intelligence - High-performance computing systems for complex tasks
Problems Solved: - Enhancing memory capabilities in computing systems - Facilitating efficient data processing and storage - Enabling advanced neuromorphic computing functionalities
Benefits: - Increased memory performance and efficiency - Enhanced data processing capabilities - Improved artificial intelligence applications
Commercial Applications: Title: "Innovative Memory Systems for Advanced Computing" This technology can be utilized in: - Data centers for high-speed data processing - AI and machine learning applications - Advanced computing systems for research and development
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the inclusion of neuromorphic layers improve memory devices? 2. What are the potential implications of this technology on the computing industry?
Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on advancements in memory systems, neuromorphic computing, and high-performance computing for the latest developments in this field.
Original Abstract Submitted
apparatus and methods are disclosed, including memory devices and systems. example memory devices, systems and methods include a stack of memory dies, a controller die, and a buffer. example memory devices, systems and methods include one or more neuromorphic layers logically coupled between one or more dies in the stack of memory dies and a host interface of the controller die.
