Rambus Chief Scientist Craig Hampel talks with Semiconductor Engineering about quantum computing and the power/performance benefits of running DRAM at extremely low temperatures.
Big thank you for this interview, Ed. When I first heard about this, I found it counter-intuitive. Surely electrons would slow down. How could it work? Loved the interview and your questions. Very “cool” stuff in more ways than K.
Semiconductor aging has moved from being a foundry issue to a user problem. As we get to 5nm and below, vectorless methodologies become too inaccurate.
Semiconductor aging has moved from being a foundry issue to a user problem. As we get to 5nm and below, vectorless methodologies become too inaccurate.
Big thank you for this interview, Ed. When I first heard about this, I found it counter-intuitive. Surely electrons would slow down. How could it work? Loved the interview and your questions. Very “cool” stuff in more ways than K.