Abstract: A memory subsystem includes multiple memory resources connected in parallel, including a first memory resource and a second memory resource. The memory subsystem can split a portion of data into multiple sub-portions. Split into smaller portions, the system needs fewer ECC (error checking and correction) bits to provide the same level of ECC protection. The portion of data can include N ECC bits for error correction, and the sub-portions can each include a sub-portion of (N?M) ECC bits for error correction. The system can then use M bits of data for non-ECC purposes, such as metadata.

Abstract: According to various aspects, a memory system may include: a memory having a memory address space associated therewith to access the memory; a cache memory assigned to the memory; one or more processors configured to generate a dummy address space in addition to the memory address space, each address of the dummy address space being distinct from any address of the memory address space, and generate one or more invalid cache entries in the cache memory, the one or more invalid cache entries referencing one or more dummy addresses of the dummy address space.

Abstract: A DIMM is described. The DIMM includes circuitry to simultaneously transfer data of different ranks of memory chips on the DIMM over a same data bus during a same burst write sequence.

Abstract: A processor includes a core to execute a transaction with a memory via cache; and cache controller having an index mapper circuit to: identify a physical memory address associated with the transaction and having a plurality of bits; determine, based on the plurality of bits, a first set of bits encoding a tag value, a second set of bits encoding a page index value, and a third set of bits encoding a line index value; determine a mapping function corresponding to the tag value; determine, using the mapping function, a bit-placement order; combine, based on the order, second and third set of bits to form an index; generate, using the index, a mapping from the address to a cache line index value identifying a cache line in the cache; and wherein the cache controller is further to access, using the mapping and in response to the transaction, the cache line.

Abstract: A DIMM is described. The DIMM includes circuitry to multiplex write data to different groups of memory chips on the DIMM during a same burst write sequence.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a method includes: in response to a sub-cacheline memory access request, receiving a data-line from a memory coupled to a processor; receiving tag information included in metadata associated with the data-line from the memory; determining, in a memory controller, whether a first tag identifier of the tag information matches a tag portion of an address of the memory line associated with the sub-cacheline memory access request, and in response to determining a match, storing a first portion of the data-line associated with the first tag identifier in a cache line of a cache of the processor, the first portion a sub-cacheline width. This method allows data lines stored in memory associated with multiple different tag metadata to be divided into multiple cachelines comprising the sub-cacheline data associated with a particular metadata address tag. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: A memory subsystem includes a data bus to couple a memory controller to one or more memory devices. The memory controller and one or more memory devices transfer data for memory access operations. The data transfer includes the transfer of data bits and associated check bits over a transfer cycle burst. The memory devices include internal error checking and correction (ECC) separate from the system ECC managed by the memory controller. With a 2N transfer cycle for 2{circumflex over (?)}N data bits for a memory device, the memory devices can provide up to 2N memory locations for N+1 internal check bits, which can leave up to (2N minus (N+1)) extra bits to be used by the system for more robust ECC.

Abstract: A memory device that performs internal ECC (error checking and correction) can selectively return read data with application of the internal ECC or without application of the internal ECC, in response to different read commands from the memory controller. The memory device can normally apply ECC and return corrected data in response to a normal read command. In response to a retry command, the memory device can return the read data without application of the internal ECC.

Abstract: System and techniques for error correction code (ECC) memory security are described herein. A write request that includes data is received. An integrity check value (ICV) is computed for the data. Then, the write request is performed, including writing a representation of the data to a data area in memory and writing the ICV into an ECC area in memory. Here, the data area is addressable by a host and the ECC area corresponds to the data area via hardware of the memory.

Abstract: A system and method are described for integrating a memory and storage hierarchy including a non-volatile memory tier within a computer system. In one embodiment, PCMS memory devices are used as one tier in the hierarchy, sometimes referred to as “far memory.” Higher performance memory devices such as DRAM placed in front of the far memory and are used to mask some of the performance limitations of the far memory. These higher performance memory devices are referred to as “near memory.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein include electronic packages. In an embodiment, the electronic package comprises, a package substrate, an interposer on the package substrate, a first die cube and a second die cube on the interposer, wherein the interposer includes conductive traces for electrically coupling the first die cube to the second die cube, a die on the package substrate, and an embedded multi-die interconnect bridge (EMIB) in the package substrate, wherein the EMIB electrically couples the interposer to the die.

Abstract: A processor includes a processor core to execute an application; a key attribute table (KAT) register to store a plurality of key identifiers (KeyIDs) associated with the application, wherein a KeyID identifies an encryption key; a selection circuit coupled to the KAT register to select the KeyID from the KAT register based on a KeyID selector (KSEL), wherein the KSEL is associated with a page of memory to which access is performed; a cache coupled to the processor core, the cache to store a physical address, data, and the KeyID of the page of memory, wherein the KeyID is an attribute associated with the page of memory; and a memory controller coupled to the cache to encrypt, based on the encryption key identified by the KeyID, the data of the page of memory stored in the cache as it is evicted from the cache to main memory.

Abstract: An embodiment of an electronic memory apparatus may include storage media, and logic communicatively coupled to the storage media, the logic to determine if a mode is set to one of a first mode or a second mode, perform a soft post package repair in the first mode, and undo the soft post package repair in the second mode. Other embodiments are disclosed and claimed.

Abstract: In one example, a system for managing encrypted memory comprises a processor to store a first MAC based on data stored in system memory in response to a write operation to the system memory. The processor can also detect a read operation corresponding to the data stored in the system memory, calculate a second MAC based on the data retrieved from the system memory, determine that the second MAC does not match the first MAC, and recalculate the second MAC with a correction operation, wherein the correction operation comprises an XOR operation based on the data retrieved from the system memory and a replacement value for a device of the system memory. Furthermore, the processor can decrypt the data stored in the system memory in response to detecting the recalculated second MAC matches the first MAC and transmit the decrypted data to cache thereby correcting memory errors.

Abstract: Technologies for fast boot-up of a compute device with error-correcting code (ECC) memory are disclosed. A basic input/output system (BIOS) of a compute device may assign memory addresses of the ECC memory to different processors on the compute device. The processors may then initialize the ECC memory in parallel by writing to the ECC memory. The processors may write to the ECC memory with direct-store operations that are immediately written to the ECC memory instead of being cached. The BIOS may continue to operation on one processor while the rest of the processors initialize the ECC memory.

Abstract: In one example, a system for managing encrypted memory comprises a processor to store a first MAC based on data stored in system memory in response to a write operation to the system memory. The processor can also detect a read operation corresponding to the data stored in the system memory, calculate a second MAC based on the data retrieved from the system memory, determine that the second MAC does not match the first MAC, and recalculate the second MAC with a correction operation, wherein the correction operation comprises an XOR operation based on the data retrieved from the system memory and a replacement value for a device of the system memory. Furthermore, the processor can decrypt the data stored in the system memory in response to detecting the recalculated second MAC matches the first MAC and transmit the decrypted data to cache thereby correcting memory errors.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for storing, processing and reconstructing full resolution image out of sub band encoded images are provided. The method of rendering high resolution images based on sub-band encoded data of an image includes steps of performing downscaling of a selected image, creating a time-stamped downscaled image, extracting sub-band information associated with the selected image at one instance in time, compressing the downscaled image and the sub-band information, and decompressing and adding the sub-band information with extrapolated downscaled image to reconstruct and render high resolution image.

Abstract: Provided are an apparatus and method to store data from a cache line at locations having errors in a sparing directory. In response to a write operation having write data for locations in one of the cache lines, the write data for a location in the cache line having an error is written to an entry in a sparing directory including an address of the cache line.

Abstract: In an embodiment, a processor includes a sparse access buffer having a plurality of entries each to store for a memory access instruction to a particular address, address information and count information; and a memory controller to issue read requests to a memory, the memory controller including a locality controller to receive a memory access instruction having a no-locality hint and override the no-locality hint based at least in part on the count information stored in an entry of the sparse access buffer. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: A stacked memory chip device is described. The stacked memory chip device includes a plurality of stacked memory chips. The stacked memory chip device includes read/write logic circuitry to service read/write requests for cache lines kept within the plurality of stacked memory chips. The stacked memory chip device includes data protection circuitry to store information to protect substantive data of cache lines in the plurality of stacked memory chips, where, the information is kept in more than one of the plurality of stacked memory chips, and where, any subset of the information that protects respective substantive information of a particular one of the cache lines is not stored in a same memory chip with the respective substantive information.