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Rambus is one of the world's premier technology licensing
companies specializing in the invention and design of high-speed memory
architectures. Since its founding in 1990, the Company's patented innovations,
breakthrough technologies and renowned integration expertise have helped
industry-leading chip and system companies bring superior products to market.
Rambus' technology and products solve customers' most complex chip and
system-level interface challenges enabling unprecedented performance in
computing, communications and consumer electronics applications. Rambus licenses
both its world-class patent portfolio as well as its family of leadership and
industry-standard interface products. Headquartered in Los Altos, California,
Rambus has regional offices in North Carolina, India, Germany, Japan, and
Taiwan. Additional information is available at www.rambus.com.
see also:-
Rambus
- editor mentions on STORAGEsearch.com
- editor's comments:- in
January 2010 - Rambus
and Samsung
announced
that they have agreed a $900 million settlement for all claims
between them - and they have agreed a perpetual fully paid-up license to certain
DRAM products.
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| There
are
hundreds
of articles about SSDs on StorageSearch.com |
Here, below, are some
examples.
- RAM Cache
Ratios in flash SSDs - it's important to know the underlying RAM cache
architecture - even if you're happy with the R/W and IOPS performance.
- 2010 - 1st Fizz
in the SSD Bubble? - even the dogs in the street know this is going to be a
multibillion dollar market. Greed will play as big a part as technology in
shaping the
SSD year ahead.
- the pros and cons of
using SSD ASAPs - auto tuning SSD appliances are a new category of SSD
which entered the market in the 2nd half of 2009 to accelerate servers without
needing human tune-ups. How can you tell if they are right for you? And how
well do they work?
- the Problem
with Write IOPS - in flash SSDs - long established as a useful performance
modeling metric - this article explains why some specs are exaggerated when
applied to flash SSDs - or predict the wrong results for many common
applications.
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