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Micron’s Ryan Baxter blogs on his recent trip to the Linley Data Center Conference.

“Though I left Boise the morning of February 5 at 0-dark-hundred to catch a puddle-jumper down to SFO, my morning fatigue soon waned as I found myself standing under bright lights at a Hyatt Regency podium a little after 10 a.m. addressing a room full of engineers and system architects.

This was my second appearance at the annual Linley Data Center Conference which was held in Santa Clara, CA February 5-6.  One of several conferences put on by the well-respected research group, this event covers system design for data-center servers and networking, so I am definitely in my element with this crowd.  I was the last of three speakers on a panel entitled Server Technology following presentations by Applied Micro Circuits and Freescale.  My talk, called “Developing Scalable and Resilient Memory Systems with Hybrid Memory Cube,” which you can view below, focused on HMC adoption, comparative technologies today, and the status of the HMC Consortium.      Read more here…

Customers can use the Arira HMC Evaluation & Development Board to get a jumpstart designing Hybrid Memory Cube technology into their next product platform.

San Jose, CA, January 3, 2014:  Arira Platforms, a division of Arira Design, has announced the upcoming release of its Hybrid Memory Cube Evaluation & Development Board, the industry’s first evaluation kit to support the development of products based on Micron’s Hybrid Memory Cube (HMC) Technology, Arira’s evaluation kit will allow electronics developers to get a jumpstart designing Hybrid Memory Cube technology into their next platform innovations. (more…)

Max Maxfield of the EE Times talks about phenomenal changes in the DRAM business and particular, the Hybrid Memory Cube..

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Arira is playing a key part in developing HMC Technology by designing the Hybrid Memory Controller Card (HMCC).  Our HMCC allows developers to get HMC based designs to market quicker and with greater reliability than anything else currently on the market.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Matterport, the leader in rapid 3D scanning of spaces and objects, announced today that it raised a $5.6 million Series A financing round to create immersive experiences with interior spaces, starting with your home. Lux Capital led this latest investment round, with participation from Felicis Ventures, Red Swan Ventures, Greylock, Qualcomm Ventures, as well as a number of prominent Silicon Valley angels.

“We welcome the participation of these investors,” said Matt Bell, inventor of the camera and Matterport co-founder. “Together we are transcending limitations of the physical world by allowing people to communicate in 3D.”

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From TechCrunch

We sat down with Greg Duffy, CEO of Dropcam, to talk about his company’s move into online DVR services connected with their cool little HD webcams. The big news? Dropcam cameras now upload more video per day than YouTube.

Duffy noted that the company is working towards more intelligent content sensing so their cameras and online DVR service will be able to pick out faces and figures in the scene and be a bit more intelligent with notifications and motion sensing.

There wasn’t any new Dropcam hardware to speak of this CES but the service is definitely more interesting these days simply because a cloud-backed DVR could be a lifesaver for businesses and personal users alike.

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