DIMM
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What is DIMM?
DIMM stands for Dual In-line Memory Module. It is a type of computer memory module that houses one or several random access memory (RAM) chips on a small circuit board. DIMMs are the most common type of RAM used in modern computers and servers. They are used to provide the main system memory that the CPU uses to store and access data and instructions.
What other technologies are related to DIMM?
DIMM Complementary Technologies
BIOS
BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) initializes the hardware, including memory (DIMM), during system startup, thus BIOS is complementary.
CPU
The CPU (Central Processing Unit) directly accesses and uses the memory provided by DIMMs. Therefore, it's complementary.
BMC
A BMC (Baseboard Management Controller) monitors and manages the system, including memory. It needs memory to function, thus is complementary.
Which job functions commonly mention DIMM?
Datacenter Administrator
7 Datacenter Administrator jobs mention DIMM
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Test Engineer
31 Test Engineer jobs mention DIMM
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Hardware Engineer
17 Hardware Engineer jobs mention DIMM
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Engineer
138 Engineer jobs mention DIMM
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Engineering & R&D
141 Engineering & R&D jobs mention DIMM
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Which organizations are mentioning DIMM?
Siemens EDA (Siemens Digital Industries Software)
Scientific and Technical Services
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