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The Denali Memory Report is produced by Cadence Design Systems, Inc. It delivers memory market news, discussions of market trends, products and product strategies of the memory vendors, plus information about alliances and industry consortia.
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WD’s HGST to demo 12Gbps SAS SSD at SCSI Trade Association Technology Showcase next week in California
HGST, the Western Digital subsidiary formerly known as Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, has announced a new 12Gbps SAS SSD and will be demonstrating it at the SCSI Trade Association Technology Showcase next week on May 9 at the Hyatt Hotel … Continue reading
Posted in SAS, SSD, Storage
Tagged Cadence, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, NVM Express, PMC-Sierra, SAS, SCSI, Serial attached SCSI, Solid-state drive, SSD, Western Digital
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Want to avoid losing more than half of your SDRAM’s bandwidth? The right SDRAM controller configuration can help prevent the loss. Just ask Vivante.
Graphics processors (GPUs) suck bits out of SDRAMs the way vampires do what comes naturally to them in the immensely popular Twilight book series by Stephenie Meyer. In other words, GPUs need all the memory bandwidth they can get and … Continue reading
Is Wide I/O SDRAM a disruptive technology? Signs say yes according to new EETimes article
A new article about Wide I/O and 3D IC assembly published in EETimes brings some additional technical information to light. The article was written by Marc Greenberg and Samta Bansal, both from Cadence, and it contains both a review of … Continue reading