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US 2015/0085589 A1Published application
Data movement in memory devices
AssigneeIntel Corporation
InventorsShih-Lien Lu, Ying-Chen Lin, Chia-Lin Yang
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Abstract
Apparatus, systems, and methods for data movement in a memory device are described. In one embodiment, a memory controller comprises logic to move a row of data from a first row of a memory in a first section of a memory device to a second row of memory in a second section of the memory device without passing the data through a communication interface. Other embodiments are also disclosed and claimed.
Claims24
A controller comprising logic to:
- move a row of data from a first row of a memory in a first section of a memory device to a second row of memory in a second section of the memory device without passing the data through a communication interface.
A memory device, comprising:
- at least one memory chip comprising a plurality of rows of memory cells organized into a plurality of sections;
- a controller coupled to the at least one memory chip and comprising logic to:
- move a row of data from a first row of a memory in a first section of a memory device to a second row of memory in a second section of the memory device without passing the data through a communication interface.
An electronic device, comprising:
- at least one electronic component;
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- a memory device, comprising:
- at least one memory chip comprising a plurality of rows of memory cells;
- a controller coupled to the at least one memory chip and comprising logic to:
- move a row of data from a first row of a memory in a first section of a memory device to a second row of memory in a second section of the memory device without passing the data through a communication interface.
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A method, comprising:
- moving a row of data from a first row of a memory in a first section of a memory device to a second row of memory in a second section of the memory device without passing the data through a communication interface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.