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Netlist Launches World's First 16GB,
2 Virtual Rank Memory Module
New memory module, HyperCloud,
enables 384GB of DRAM in a dual
socket server
2 Virtual Rank Memory Module
New memory module, HyperCloud,
enables 384GB of DRAM in a dual
socket server
November 11, 2009: 06:00 AM ET
IRVINE, Calif., Nov. 11 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- SC09 in Booth # 2398 -- Netlist, Inc. (Nasdaq: NLST), a designer and
manufacturer of high-performance memory subsystems, today launches HyperCloud(TM), the world’s first 16GB, 2 virtual
rank (vRank) memory module for servers. A double-data-rate three, registered dual in-line memory module (DDR3
RDIMM), HyperCloud maximizes server utilization to improve datacenter application performance. HyperCloud allows 384
Gigabytes (GB) of dynamic random access memory (DRAM) to be populated in a single dual socket server, reaching
unprecedented levels of server performance.
HyperCloud utilizes Netlist’s patented rank multiplication ASIC technology to fully populate three memory channels with
16GB vRank RDIMMs. Four physical ranks are hidden from the memory controller hub and presented as 2 vRanks. Dual
socket servers can then be fully populated with 24 16GB 2 vRank RDIMMs reaching a total capacity of 384GB.
"In HPC datacenters, servers are typically under-utilized due to memory bandwidth and memory capacity bottlenecks.
Netlist is addressing these limitations with its new high-performing DDR3 RDIMM solution, called HyperCloud," said Steve
Conway, Research Vice President of Technical Computing at IDC. "HyperCloud is designed to improve server productivity
and application performance, especially for memory-intensive applications and workloads."
With load reduction, servers populated with four DIMMs per channel can operate at the highest transfer-rate of 1333MT/s
providing maximum memory bandwidth, increased server performance and low latency.
"HyperCloud marks an important step for Netlist as we look to fill the datacenter memory gap," said C.K. Hong, President
and CEO of Netlist. "Growth in key technologies like virtualization and cloud computing has been stymied by the
limitations of existing memory solutions. By breaking memory barriers, HyperCloud successfully supports these
applications and others like high-performance computing. Maximizing memory is the easiest way to improve
performance and lower operating expenses for datacenters."
HyperCloud will debut at the Supercomputing tradeshow, taking place in Portland, Oregon November 17-19, 2009, in
booth number 2398. Netlist plans to sample HyperCloud to major OEM customers in December with production slated for
Q1 2010. HyperCloud will be available in 4GB, 8GB, and 16GB 2 vRank module options.
CONTACT US FOR DATASHEETS & PRICING
IRVINE, Calif., Nov. 11 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- SC09 in Booth # 2398 -- Netlist, Inc. (Nasdaq: NLST), a designer and
manufacturer of high-performance memory subsystems, today launches HyperCloud(TM), the world’s first 16GB, 2 virtual
rank (vRank) memory module for servers. A double-data-rate three, registered dual in-line memory module (DDR3
RDIMM), HyperCloud maximizes server utilization to improve datacenter application performance. HyperCloud allows 384
Gigabytes (GB) of dynamic random access memory (DRAM) to be populated in a single dual socket server, reaching
unprecedented levels of server performance.
HyperCloud utilizes Netlist’s patented rank multiplication ASIC technology to fully populate three memory channels with
16GB vRank RDIMMs. Four physical ranks are hidden from the memory controller hub and presented as 2 vRanks. Dual
socket servers can then be fully populated with 24 16GB 2 vRank RDIMMs reaching a total capacity of 384GB.
"In HPC datacenters, servers are typically under-utilized due to memory bandwidth and memory capacity bottlenecks.
Netlist is addressing these limitations with its new high-performing DDR3 RDIMM solution, called HyperCloud," said Steve
Conway, Research Vice President of Technical Computing at IDC. "HyperCloud is designed to improve server productivity
and application performance, especially for memory-intensive applications and workloads."
With load reduction, servers populated with four DIMMs per channel can operate at the highest transfer-rate of 1333MT/s
providing maximum memory bandwidth, increased server performance and low latency.
"HyperCloud marks an important step for Netlist as we look to fill the datacenter memory gap," said C.K. Hong, President
and CEO of Netlist. "Growth in key technologies like virtualization and cloud computing has been stymied by the
limitations of existing memory solutions. By breaking memory barriers, HyperCloud successfully supports these
applications and others like high-performance computing. Maximizing memory is the easiest way to improve
performance and lower operating expenses for datacenters."
HyperCloud will debut at the Supercomputing tradeshow, taking place in Portland, Oregon November 17-19, 2009, in
booth number 2398. Netlist plans to sample HyperCloud to major OEM customers in December with production slated for
Q1 2010. HyperCloud will be available in 4GB, 8GB, and 16GB 2 vRank module options.
CONTACT US FOR DATASHEETS & PRICING
