Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatuses provide support for multiple address spaces in order to facilitate data movement. One apparatus includes an input/output memory management unit (IOMMU) comprising: a plurality of memory-mapped input/output (MMIO) registers that map memory address spaces belonging to the IOMMU and at least a second IOMMU; and hardware control logic operative to: synchronize the plurality of MMIO registers of the at least the second IOMMU; receive, from a peripheral component endpoint coupled to the IOMMU, a direct memory access (DMA) request, the DMA request to a memory address space belonging to the at least the second IOMMU; access the plurality of MMIO registers of the IOMMU based on context data of the DMA request; and access, from the IOMMU, a function assigned to the memory address space belonging to the at least the second IOMMU based on the accessed plurality of MMIO registers.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatuses provide support for multiple address spaces in order to facilitate data movement. One apparatus includes an input/output memory management unit (IOMMU) comprising: a plurality of memory-mapped input/output (MMIO) registers that map memory address spaces belonging to the IOMMU and at least a second IOMMU; and hardware control logic operative to: synchronize the plurality of MMIO registers of the at least the second IOMMU; receive, from a peripheral component endpoint coupled to the IOMMU, a direct memory access (DMA) request, the DMA request to a memory address space belonging to the at least the second IOMMU; access the plurality of MMIO registers of the IOMMU based on context data of the DMA request; and access, from the IOMMU, a function assigned to the memory address space belonging to the at least the second IOMMU based on the accessed plurality of MMIO registers.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatuses provide support for multiple address spaces in order to facilitate data movement. One system includes a host processor; a memory; a data fabric coupled to the host processor and to the memory; a first input/output memory manage unit (IOMMU) and a second IOMMU, each of the first and second IOMMUs coupled to the data fabric; a first root port and a second root port, each of the first and second root ports coupled to a corresponding IOMMU of the first and second IOMMUs; and a first peripheral component endpoint and a second peripheral component endpoint, each of the first and second peripheral component endpoints coupled to a corresponding root port of the first and second root ports, wherein each of the first and second root ports comprises hardware control logic operative to: synchronize the first and second root ports.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatuses provide support for multiple address spaces in order to facilitate data movement. One system includes a host processor; a memory; a data fabric coupled to the host processor and to the memory; a first input/output memory manage unit (IOMMU) and a second IOMMU, each of the first and second IOMMUs coupled to the data fabric; a first root port and a second root port, each of the first and second root ports coupled to a corresponding IOMMU of the first and second IOMMUs; and a first peripheral component endpoint and a second peripheral component endpoint, each of the first and second peripheral component endpoints coupled to a corresponding root port of the first and second root ports, wherein each of the first and second root ports comprises hardware control logic operative to: synchronize the first and second root ports.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatuses provide support for multiple address spaces in order to facilitate data movement. One apparatus includes an input/output memory management unit (IOMMU) comprising: a plurality of memory-mapped input/output (MMIO) registers that map memory address spaces belonging to the IOMMU and at least a second IOMMU; and hardware control logic operative to: synchronize the plurality of MMIO registers of the at least the second IOMMU; receive, from a peripheral component endpoint coupled to the IOMMU, a direct memory access (DMA) request, the DMA request to a memory address space belonging to the at least the second IOMMU; access the plurality of MMIO registers of the IOMMU based on context data of the DMA request; and access, from the IOMMU, a function assigned to the memory address space belonging to the at least the second IOMMU based on the accessed plurality of MMIO registers.