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NVDIMM-P the new JEDEC standard for high-performance computing

JEDEC announces new NVDIMM-P standard, which is based on a combination of DDR4 memory with persistence memory

Introduced by JEDEC the new JESD304-4.10 DDR4 NVDIMM-P bus protocol. The new JEDEC NVDIMM-P standard enables you to create advanced memory solutions that take advantage of improved system performance. It also seeks to take advantage of the availability of data offered by persistent memory devices.

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JEDEC Announces New DDR4 NVDIMM-P Memory Standard

The industry increasingly demands more capacity and higher DRAM bandwidth. Hybrid DIMM solutions such as the MVDIMM-P offer an innovative method of plugging in persistent memory in computer systems.

It allows you to combine the access speeds of DDR memories, with the reliability and capacity of non-volatile memories. This allows a new approach to data management.

NVDIMM-P offers a full transactional interface protocol compatible with standard DRAM DIMMs. Added to this is a firmware programming model for the modules. This system allows for reuse and flexibility to minimize changes to the system host. It offers a lower latency interface on pop-ups and flexible support for various persistent memory media features and use cases.


Which enables

  • Persistence: lower latency and high bandwidth access to persistent memory modules in a system.
  • Abastraction of memory media: enables most memory media on the DDR channel
  • Greater memory capacity: Supports expanded memory addressing
  • Plug and play interoperability: Physically connects standard inline dual memory module (DIMM) and interoperable runtime connections with DRAM on the same DIMM bus.

Features

  • Fully compatible with existing DDR channels
  • Minimum to no pin on CPU socket
  • Non-deterministic latency support protocol for data reads
  • Transactional operations to ensure that data is kept in persistent memory
  • Latency support from NAND Flash to DRAM latency
  • Autonomous reliability plus protection against link failures

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Source: TPU

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