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Abstract:
Stacked dynamic random access memory (DRAM) technology has garnered considerable attention as a means to continue the...
Yesterday at 8:07 AM
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Gelsinger and Swan didnt agree on much.... But they both agreed on getting rid of memory and stopping work with Micron. Billlions were...
Yesterday at 7:23 AM
This whole situation traces back to Intel’s misstep. Guess who approved the sale of its NAND business? Bob Swan. And where is he now...
Yesterday at 7:22 AM
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I dont expect or hope for a inflection point. anything that dramatic would be dangerous.
Bits are growing at 20%+ per year now. expect...
Yesterday at 7:19 AM
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Yes indeed that has been the case. SK Hynix recently said they are planning on doing the opposite in the short term while DRAM margins...
Yesterday at 6:20 AM
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Yes indeed that has been the case. SK Hynix recently said they are planning on doing the opposite in the short term while DRAM margins...
Yesterday at 6:19 AM
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So that seems to be the core of the problem (or their intent). They are stepping off the gas for regular consumer DRAM, in order to...
Yesterday at 6:14 AM
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So that seems to be the core of the problem (or their intent). They are stepping off the gas for regular consumer DRAM, in order to...
Yesterday at 6:12 AM
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As long as HBM is in short supply, memory makers can easily step off the gas with respect to regular DRAM supply by converting capacity...
Yesterday at 6:10 AM
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Abstract:
Stacked dynamic random access memory (DRAM) technology has garnered considerable attention as a means to continue the...
Yesterday at 6:06 AM
Source...
Yesterday at 4:01 AM
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Everyone is talking about AI GPUs.
Far fewer are asking what happens to the power infrastructure behind them.
Nvidia's push toward...
Yesterday at 3:06 AM
One point I think is still underestimated is that HBM supply is constrained by much more than DRAM wafer capacity. Even if memory makers...
Yesterday at 2:46 AM
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CXMT is probably burning a lot of wafers to build HBM, which they have a lot to catch up.
YMTC maybe of help because their tech. is...
Yesterday at 2:44 AM
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That is quite some cutting!!!
Yesterday at 2:40 AM