Emc IP Holding Company LLC

Blair Barnett

Bruce Alexander Wilford

Richard Van Gaasbeck

Vikram Venkataraghavan

Todd Wilde

Mark Himelstein

Vishwas Durai

Rick Carlson

Kevin J Rowett

James Yarbrough

According to one embodiment, a data processing system includes a plurality of processing units, each processing unit having one or more processor cores. The system further includes a plurality of memory roots, each memory root being associated with one of the processing units. Each memory root includes one or more branches and a plurality of memory leaves to store data. Each of the branches is associated with one or more of the memory leaves and to provide access to the data stored therein. The system further includes a memory fabric coupled to each of the branches of each memory root to allow each branch to access data stored in any of the memory leaves associated with any one of remaining branches.

Exabyte-scale data processing system

Data processing system with a scalable architecture over ethernet

According to one embodiment, a data processing system includes a plurality of processors, each of the processors being coupled to each of remaining processors via a processor interconnect, a plurality of memory controllers, each memory controller corresponding to one of the processors, a plurality of memory targets, each memory target includes one or more branches and a plurality of memory leaves for storing data, and an Ethernet switch fabric coupled to the memory controllers and the memory targets. When a first of the memory controllers writes data to a first of the memory leaves, the first memory controller sends a cache coherence message to remaining ones of the memory controllers to indicate that the data stored in the first memory leaf has been updated, such that any of the remaining memory controllers can update its cache by fetching the data from the first memory leaf.

Non-uniform memory access (NUMA) mechanism for accessing memory with cache coherence

According to one embodiment, a data processing system includes a plurality of central processing unit (CPU) subsystems, each CPU subsystem having a plurality of CPUs and a plurality of memory controllers, each memory controller corresponding to one of the CPUs, a plurality of memory complexes, each memory complex being associated with one of the CPU subsystems, wherein each memory complex comprises one or more branches, a plurality of memory leaves to store data, wherein each of the branches is coupled to one or more of the memory leaves and to provide access to the data stored in the memory leaves, and a replication interface to automatically replicate data received from one of the CPU subsystems to another one of the memory complexes, wherein the received data is to be stored in one of the memory leaves.

Flash memory complex with a replication interface to replicate data to another flash memory complex of a data processing system

A page virtualization table (PVT) and one or more block virtualization tables (BVTs) are maintained. The PVT includes PVT entries, each mapping a logical page number (LPN) to a virtual page number (VPN). Each BVT includes BVT entries, each mapping a virtual block number (VBN) to a physical block number (PBN). A request is received for accessing data stored in one of flash memory devices, the request including a first LPN. A search is performed in the PVT based on the first LPN to locate a first PVT entry to obtain a first VPN from the first PVT entry. A search is performed in a first BVT to locate a first BVT entry based on the VPN to obtain a first PBN from the first BVT entry. An input and output (IO) request is issued based on the first PBN to a flash controller associated with a first flash memory device that stores data corresponding to the first PBN.

Software-implemented flash translation layer policies in a data processing system

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Mountain View, CA, United States of America

Blair Barnett