For decades, the starting point for compute architectures was the processor. In the future, it likely will be the DRAM architecture.
Dynamic random access memory always has played a big role in computing. Since IBM's Robert Dennard invented DRAM back in 1966, it has become the gold standard for off-chip memory. It's fast, cheap, reliable, and at least until about 20nm, it has scaled quite n...
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