September 18, 2012, Memcon, Santa Clara, CA—A panel moderated by Jjim Handy from Objective Analysis considered the potential of next-generation memories and technologies. The panel consisted of Christophe Chevallier from Rambus, Jim Lipman from Sidense, Michael Miller from Mosys, and Bill Gervasi from Discobulus Designs. Handy opened the panel by noting that memories have hit…
September 18, 2012, Memcon, Santa Clara, CA—Scott Graham from Micron offered the hybrid memory cube architecture as a way to address the challenges and memory bottlenecks in high performance systems. The memories and their interfaces are inhibiting the ability for servers to improve throughput performance. Application server performance requires reducing latency for networks, while increasing…
September 18, 2012, Memcon, Santa Clara, CA—Martin Lund from Cadence presented some changes in memory structures and the drivers for change in memories. The memory industry, although mature by semiconductor standards, is still saying changes at very dramatic rates. Mobile devices are one of the big drivers for changes in memories. The cloud revolution is…