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Oct 28 06:17 UTC

Z2ram from Former Intel CEO (theregister.com)

7 points|by gigatexal||5 comments|Read full story on theregister.com

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  1. 1. lp92||context
    Where are they going to get fab capacity? I doubt Micron, Samsung, and others will provide fab capacity for this. This is a long road ahead.
  2. 2. gigatexal||context
    I've been thinking Intel should bring back it's other-than-cpu biz, get into memory, bring back 3dxpoint, all these things. Could then vertically integrate: intel CPUs + intel chipsets + intel ram + intel nics + intel ... then sell the whole integrated thing for more than the sum of its parts.

    this could be one part of that.

  3. 3. skyberrys||context
    Could they build their own fab?
  4. 4. teleforce||context
    >Essentially, we’ve had no major forms of innovation in memory for three decades – SRAM, DRAM, and Flash as the only memory types in broad deployment

    Not sure about that, does 3D XPoint or Optane memory count as new type of memory innovation, it's a joint venture between Intel and Micron [1].

    [1] 3D XPoint:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3D_XPoint

  5. 5. gigatexal||context
    Was… it still is some of the best you can buy on the used market new or old. Best endurance and speed. Shame they got rid of it.