Performance management using intelligent prioritization of memory operations

Abstract

Exemplary methods, apparatuses, and systems include an update performance manager for controlling performance of a wireless update by adjusting prioritization of internal operations for a memory subsystem. The update performance manager receives a first notification representing an initialization of a file transfer that includes an update file from a host using wireless communication. The update performance manager enters an update mode by reducing a priority of at least one internal operation of the memory subsystem in response to the first notification. The update performance manager receives the update file. The update performance manager programs the update file to memory. The update performance manager receives a second notification being a completion of the file transfer. The update performance manager resetting the priority of the at least one internal operation of the memory subsystem to a default value in response to the second notification.