Micron Technology Incorporated

Paul Rosenfeld

Robert Michael Walker

Patrick A La Fratta

Elliott Clifford Cooper-Balis

Jeffrey L Scott

Sai Vineel Reddy Chittamuru

An apparatus includes circuitry couplable to a host system and a memory device. The circuitry is configured to determine whether a page table maintained on the circuitry includes a physical address of the memory device corresponding to a virtual address associated with a TLB fill request from the host system. Responsive to determining that the page table includes the physical address, the circuitry provides signaling indicative of a completion to the TLB fill request to the host system, prefetch a page of data at the physical address from the memory device using the physical address from the page table, and provide signaling indicative of the page of data to the host system.

Data temperature associated with TLB flush request

An apparatus can include a memory device comprising a memory component and a memory controller that is coupled to the memory component. A memory searching component (MSC) is resident on the apparatus. The MSC can receive an external instruction indicative of performance of an operation to retrieve particular data from the memory component and issue, responsive to receipt of the instruction, a command to the memory controller to cause the memory controller to perform a read request invoking the memory component as part of performance of the operation in the absence of a further external instruction.

Memory searching component

A method includes, responsive to a SET command associated with a key-value store, concurrently updating the key-value store maintained on a non-persistent memory device of a memory sub-system and a mirror of the key-value store maintained on a persistent memory device of the memory sub-system. The method further includes responsive to a GET command associated with the key-value store, retrieving a value of a key from the key-value store maintained on the non-persistent memory device.

Database persistence

Methods, systems, and devices for performing data migration operations using a memory system are described. The memory system may include a component, such as a controller, for facilitating a transfer of data between a first memory device that may implement a first memory technology (e.g., having a relatively fast access speed) and a second memory device that may implement a second memory technology (e.g., having a relatively large capacity). The component may receive an indication of the data migration operation from a host device and may initiate a transfer of data between the first and second memory devices. The controller may include one or more buffers to store data being transferred between the first and second memory devices. In some cases, the transfer of data between the first and second memory devices may occur within the memory system and without being transferred through the host device.

Systems, devices, and methods for data migration

Prefetch data associated with TLB fill requests

Methods, systems, and devices for performing data migration operations using a memory system are described. The memory system may include a data migration component, such as a driver, for facilitating the transfer of data between a first memory device that may implement a first memory technology (e.g., having a relatively fast access speed) and a second memory device that may implement a second memory technology (e.g., having a relatively large capacity). The component may indicate the data migration operation to a second component (e.g., a controller) of the memory system. The second component may initiate the transfer of data between the first memory device and the second memory device based on the receiving the indication of the data migration operation. In some cases, the transfer of data between the first memory device and the second memory device may occur within the memory system without being transferred through a host device.

Systems, devices, techniques, and methods for data migration

A method includes allocating, via a tier allocation component, a first portion of data to a first tier memory component and writing the first portion of data to the first tier memory component in response to a first tier free list having an available entry. The method further includes evicting a second portion of data from the first tier memory component in response to the first tier free list being empty when the first portion of data is allocated to the first tier memory component and writing the first portion of data to the first tier memory component in response to evicting the second portion of data.

Memory sub-system tier allocation

Apparatuses and methods for performing data migration operations are disclosed. An apparatus may include at least two interfaces, a first interface supporting data migration operations and a second interface supporting access operations associated with a host device. In some cases, the access operations may be a signal or protocol according to an industry standard or specification (e.g., a DRAM interface specification). The second interface may facilitate supporting industry standard applications, while the first interface supporting data migration operations may provide improved bandwidth for migrating data within the apparatus. The apparatus may include a buffer coupled with the interface and a bank cluster including two or more banks of memory cells. When a host device addresses a bank of the bank cluster, the apparatus may perform one or more data migration operations using the buffer and a different bank of the bank cluster.

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Paul Rosenfeld