DMA Controller Architecture for Receiving Requests from Non-host Devices
AssigneeDreamBig Semiconductor, Inc.
InventorsLinghe Wang, Brian S. Hausauer, David Arditti Ilitzky, Kenneth J. Clark, David J. Maguire
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AssigneeDreamBig Semiconductor, Inc.
InventorsLinghe Wang, Brian S. Hausauer, David Arditti Ilitzky, Kenneth J. Clark, David J. Maguire
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A chiplet hub for interconnecting a series of connected chiplets and internal resources. An HBM is mounted on top of the chiplet hub to provide multiple party access to the HBM and to save System in Package (SIP) area. The chiplet hub can form system instances to combine connected chiplets and internal resources, with the system instances being isolated. One type of system instance is a private memory system instance with private memory gathered from multiple different memory devices. The chiplet hubs can be interconnected to form a clustered chiplet hub to provide for a larger number of chiplet connections and more complex system. A DMA controller can receive DMA service requests from devices other than a system hosted, including in cases where the chiplet hub is non-hosted.
A system comprising:
A direct memory access (DMA) controller system for transferring data between a first memory having a first address space and a second memory having a second address space based on DMA requests provided by a non-host device, the non-host device having a non-host device address space, the DMA controller system comprising:
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