Abstract: An embodiment of an apparatus may comprise one or more substrates, and a controller coupled to the one or more substrates, the controller including circuitry to control access to a memory, convert an address for a transaction for the memory from a first address in a first address space to a second address in a second address space, determine a bandwidth bypass condition for the transaction based on a bandwidth of memory transactions for the memory, and provide the second address for the transaction to a scheduler at a time based at least in part on the determined bandwidth bypass condition. Other embodiments are disclosed and claimed.

Abstract: Various systems and methods for computer memory management are described herein. A system for computer memory management includes a first memory device including a mapping table; a second memory device including a staging area; a third memory device including a dedup data region; and a controller operable to: receive a memory access request, the memory access request including an address and data; write the data to the staging area; and update the mapping table with the address.

Abstract: Various systems and methods for computer memory management are described herein. A system for computer memory management includes a first memory device including a mapping table; a second memory device including a staging area; a third memory device including a dedup data region; and a controller operable to: receive a memory access request, the memory access request including an address and data; write the data to the staging area; and update the mapping table with the address.

Abstract: A memory agent that communicates with another memory agent over links may include error hardware to monitor errors in the links. In some embodiments, the error hardware may include logic to classify the errors into different severity levels, control corrective action based on the severity level of errors, and/or perform various levels of reset based on the severity level of errors. Other embodiments are disclosed and claimed.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention are generally directed to systems, methods, and apparatuses for mitigating silent data corruption using an error correction code having embedded signaling fault detection. In an embodiment, a memory controller includes an extended error correction code (ECC) and link signaling fault detection logic. The extended ECC includes embedded signaling fault detection. In one embodiment, the extended ECC augments the signaling fault detection capabilities of the signaling fault detection logic.

Abstract: A memory agent that communicates with another memory agent over links may include error hardware to monitor errors in the links. In some embodiments, the error hardware may include logic to classify the errors into different severity levels, control corrective action based on the severity level of errors, and/or perform various levels of reset based on the severity level of errors. Other embodiments are disclosed and claimed.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention are generally directed to systems, methods, and apparatuses for mitigating silent data corruption using an error correction code having embedded signaling fault detection. In an embodiment, a memory controller includes an extended error correction code (ECC) and link signaling fault detection logic. The extended ECC includes embedded signaling fault detection. In one embodiment, the extended ECC augments the signaling fault detection capabilities of the signaling fault detection logic.

Abstract: An embodiment of the present invention is a technique to perform error correction using a trial-and-error method. A syndrome generator provides a generation of a data syndrome of a data word modified according to a selection of at least one of error correcting parameters. The data word is associated with at least one transaction performed on a unit. A controller controls iterating the generation of the data syndrome.