Content Addressable Memory (CAM) is an advanced memory architecture that performs parallel search operations by comparing input data against all stored entries simultaneously, rather than accessing ...

The CAM’s memory is used in reverse order. The multiple-match with highest-priority address output capability, and the prefix property of the LZW algorithm, ensures that the longest matching strings ...

Data-intensive computing applications such as pattern recognition, video processing, database engine and network router have drastically increased due to the rapid development of big data and ...

This article is part of the Technology Insight series, made possible with funding from Intel. A couple of years back, IDC predicted that by 2025 the average person will interact with connected devices ...

For the last few months, 13-year-old Claire Wang of Los Angeles has been training her memory with playing cards, phone numbers, software — "whatever I can get my hands on," she says. She's been ...

New semiconductor applications are ever changing and improving our lives, from new smartphones and wearables to healthcare, factory automation, and artificial intelligence. The humble memory chip ...

If you reduce systems down to their bare essentials, everything exists in those systems to manipulate data in memory, and like human beings, all that really exists for any of us is what is in memory.

Jim Yastic highlights Macronix's memory-centric hardware approach that accelerates in-memory search. Compute architectures are changing radically from bringing in memory using CXL on the PCI Express ...

Embedded, on-chip SRAM has been a fundamental building block for custom and standard chips for quite a while. When all this began, there were typically small SRAM blocks of on-chip memory supplemented ...

SUNNYVALE, Calif., June 10, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AI has a memory problem. Traditional SRAM and DRAM were never designed to meet the scale and intensity of today’s AI workloads – and their ...