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Yes, I agree, I probably saw the same figures. So I think this paper is not about Z-Angle Memory. HB3DM is just something else they are...
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I like the Optane RAM, can they create a stack version of it and bring it back alive?
Yesterday at 11:20 AM
Interesting - so to make sure I understand; the refresh operation is happening twice as often with DDR5 (vs DDR4), and each individual...
Yesterday at 10:10 AM
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The 3D DRAM in principle reduces the rowhammer risk with larger separations between word lines, but the JEDEC standard of 32 ms may be...
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It isn't the long pole in the DRAM scaling equation but it's certainly an important consideration. Embedded DRAM (IBM) was/is big with...
Yesterday at 9:00 AM
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From the abstract:
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From the abstract:
Buried multilayer (ML) defects in EUV masks continue to pose a significant challenge to imaging fidelity and yield...
Yesterday at 7:42 AM
I think that Intel spent much of its history depending heavily on having a better process available to their designs .... sometimes...
Yesterday at 6:25 AM
The 3D DRAM in principle reduces the rowhammer risk with larger separations between word lines, but the JEDEC standard of 32 ms may be...
Yesterday at 6:20 AM
The scaling will be most strongly impacted by distances within the DRAM cell itself. The VCT 4F2 architecture is motivated by the bit...
Yesterday at 6:20 AM
For DDR5/LPDDR5, refresh rate doubled from every 64 ms to every 32 ms. I'm pretty sure rowhammer had a lot to do with it. So this...
Yesterday at 6:20 AM
It isn't the long pole in the DRAM scaling equation but it's certainly an important consideration. Embedded DRAM (IBM) was/is big with...
Yesterday at 6:20 AM
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The 3D DRAM in principle reduces the rowhammer risk with larger separations between word lines, but the JEDEC standard of 32 ms may be...
Yesterday at 5:43 AM
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The scaling will be most strongly impacted by distances within the DRAM cell itself. The VCT 4F2 architecture is motivated by the bit...
Yesterday at 5:40 AM
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For DDR5/LPDDR5, refresh rate doubled from every 64 ms to every 32 ms. I'm pretty sure rowhammer had a lot to do with it. So this...
Yesterday at 5:13 AM
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Yes, I agree, I probably saw the same figures. So I think this paper is not about Z-Angle Memory. HB3DM is just something else they are...
Xebec replied to the thread Does DRAM refresh time represent a barrier to continued scaling?.Interesting - so to make sure I understand; the refresh operation is happening twice as often with DDR5 (vs DDR4), and each individual...