Micron Technology Incorporated

Kari Crane

Tomoko Ogura Iwasaki

Reshmi Basu

Yoshinori Fujiwara

Jason M Johnson

Kevin Gustav Werhane

Daniel S Miller

Aditi P Kulkarni

Shruthi Kumara Vadivel

Deepti Verma

Takuya Tamano

Sue-Fern Ng

In some implementations, a storage system may receive, via a system controller of the storage system, a write command and data associated with the write command. The storage system may classify, via the system controller, the data. The storage system may associate, via the system controller, the data with a queue based on classifying the data. The storage system may retrieve, via a processor of the storage system, the data associated with the queue. The storage system may compress, via the processor, the data to form compressed data for storage in a memory device of the storage system based on the write command.

Storage system with multiple data paths depending on data classifications

Methods and devices related to a cellular signal mesh network are described. In an example, a method can include determining, via a processing resource of a first computing device, whether a cellular signal of the first computing device is below a threshold cellular signal, transmitting from the first computing device to a second computing device first signaling including data representing a request for operational data of the second computing device in response to determining that the cellular signal of the first computing device is below the threshold cellular signal, receiving from the second computing device second signaling comprising the operational data of the second computing device, and transmitting from the first computing device to the second computing device third signaling including data representing at least one of: a voice call, a video call, or a message in response to receiving the second signaling comprising the operational data.

Cellular signal mesh network

An apparatus includes a TM control circuit that is configured to receive address information corresponding to a TM function and compare the address information with an authorized TM list stored in a memory of the apparatus to determine if there is a match. If there is a match, a latch load signal pulse is output. A TM latch circuit programs one or more latches based on the address information and based on the latch load signal pulse. The TM latch circuit decodes information in the one or more latches and, based on the decoded information, outputs a test mode signal to turn on test mode operations in circuits associated with the TM function. The apparatus includes a plurality of TM functions for testing various features of the apparatus and the authorized TM list identifies which of the plurality of TM functions has been authorized for customer use.

Test mode security circuit

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Kari Crane