Does he have any sort of insight on the early washout rates of the chips they ship? I dunno if you saw the recent Carnegie Mellon/Facebook paper about NAND rete

Does he have any sort of insight on the early washout rates of the chips they ship? I dunno if you saw the recent Carnegie Mellon/Facebook paper about NAND retention, but a major finding of that is that there's definitely a "second bathtub" in NAND devices that ship, but don't live for very long in the field. Other than that, though, most of my interest in NAND starts long after they pass out of your uncle's machines and their descendents. :) Unrelated - I work with a bunch of former Teradyne employees.