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Phase Change Memory Shows Promise for AI Use Says IBM
October 24, 2018
Research into phase change memory (PCM) technology and its application to neuromorphic computing isn’t new, but it has steadily progressed with IBM playing an Read more…
IBM Demonstrates In-memory Computing with 1M PCM Devices
October 30, 2017
Last week IBM reported successfully using one million phase change memory (PCM) devices to implement and demonstrate an unsupervised learning algorithm running Read more…
IBM Puts 3D XPoint on Notice with 3 Bits/Cell PCM Breakthrough
May 18, 2016
IBM scientists have broken new ground in the development of a phase change memory technology (PCM) that puts a target on competing 3D XPoint technology from Intel and Micron. IBM successfully stored 3 bits per cell in a 64k-cell array that had been pre-cycled 1 million times and exposed to temperatures up to 75∘C. A paper describing the advance was presented this week at the IEEE International Memory Workshop in Paris. Phase-change memory is an up-and-coming non-volatile memory technology... Read more…
The Week in HPC Research – 02/28/2013
February 28, 2013
The top research stories of the week include lessons learned from system failures; a cross-platform OpenCL implementation; the best memory to extract GPU's potential; innovative ideas for next-generation interconnects; and the benefits of cloud storage to HPC applications. Read more…
Changing the Phase of Memory
June 26, 2012
Researchers look to boost speed of phase change memory. Read more…
Thoughts on Memory Trends from Micron’s Dean Klein
June 23, 2011
With all the focus on more powerful microprocessors, sometimes it's easy to forget that speedier chips do no good if memory is your bottleneck. In the final ISC'11 keynote of the week, Micron Technology VP Dean Klein talked about technologies that can help to alleviate this problem. HPCwire asked Klein to preview the topic and give us his take on where he thinks memory technologies are heading, especially in regard to high performance computing. Read more…
Researchers Challenge NAND Flash with Phase Change Memory
June 6, 2011
Researchers at the University of California, San Diego have built a solid state storage system that they claim outperforms state-of-the-art flash memory products. The new system, know as Moneta, uses phase change memory, a technology that some predict will replace the NAND flash memory used in nearly every solid state drive today. Read more…
Will 2010 See SSD Technology Topping Out?
February 2, 2010
What comes after NAND flash memory? Read more…
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