Intel Corporation

Sebastian Steibl

Matthias Gries

Marcelo Cintra

Tor Lund-Larsen

Thomas Lehnig

Michael Kauschke

Henrik Ingvar Johansen

Franz Olbrich

Andreas Schulten

Methods and apparatus related to in-place change between transient and persistent state for data structures on non-volatile memory are described. In one embodiment, controller logic causes a change in a state of a first portion of one or more non-volatile memory devices between a persistent state and a transient state and without moving data stored in the first portion of the one or more non-volatile memory devices. Other embodiments are also disclosed and claimed.

In-place change between transient and persistent state for data structures on non-volatile memory

Described are a system, method and device to transmit data frames. A first port may transmit and receive data according to a packet based data transmission protocol at a first nominal data transmission rate and a second port may transmit and receive data according to a stream based data transmission protocol at a second nominal data transmission rate. The second port may forward received data frames to the first port for transmission according to the packet based data transmission protocol. A pause request frame generator may periodically insert a pause request frame among the forwarded data frames on a set period based, at least in part, on a difference between the first and second nominal data transmission rates.

Network synchronization device, system and method

According to one aspect of the invention, a method is provided in which a plurality of data signals are transmitted in parallel mode via a parallel bus from a first device to a second device. Phase information of each data signal received at the second device is detected against a corresponding clock signal. The phase information is sent from the second device to the first device. At the first device, an output delay of each data signal is adjusted based on the phase information received from the second device.

Method, apparatus, and system for high speed data transfer between electronic devices

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Cremlingen, Germany

Sebastian Steibl