For most applications running in the datacenter, a clever distributed processing model or high availability clustering are enough to ensure that transaction ...

ISSAQUAH, WA--(Marketwired - Oct 8, 2013) - In the industry's first test of in-memory database system (IMDS) speed and recoverability using the emerging Non-Volatile DIMM (NVDIMM) technology, ...

At the SC17 show, Micron Technology has announced new 32GB NVDIMM-N modules that double the capacity offered by existing NVDIMMs. NVDIMM-N modules combine standard DDR4 RDIMM memory with flash storage ...

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Persistent memory (PM) was once the norm when magnetic core memory was ubiquitous. These days, flash memory as main memory is common in microcontrollers, but volatile DRAM now dominates main memory ...

HPE has launched a new type of server memory that possesses all the speed of conventional DRAM but can reliably keep data once the power has been switched off, transforming it into a high-performance ...

ARLINGTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--JEDEC Solid State Technology Association, the global leader in the development of standards for the microelectronics industry, today announced that development of the ...

The shift from the traditional enterprise data center to the cloud is driving an insatiable demand for increased bandwidth and lower latencies. This is fundamentally reshaping traditional memory, ...

Crucial has announced its first 32GB NVDIMM server memory at 2933 MT/s, available in densities of up to 32GB it is compatible with OEM servers and warranties. The module will give organizations the ...

Crucial (Micron) today launches nvdimm memory for server. It is quite interesting as this type of memory combines dram and nand on one single module. This way you will get the performance of dram but ...

Memory and storage have been separate in computers for decades, but that’s changing. Hewlett Packard Enterprise took a step towards merging the two with its new “persistent memory” announced this week ...