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>> Intel plateaued, no significant user-appreciated progress in the past 5+ years It's not true. Their 3DXpoint memory offers 10x GB/$ of dram, at a speed rela
by petra 11y ago
>> Intel plateaued, no significant user-appreciated progress in the past 5+ years
It's not true. Their 3DXpoint memory offers 10x GB/$ of dram, at a speed relatively close to dram.Leaving aside the huge impact on the storage market - Intel even did an exeriment[1] , taking a 8GB Dram computer and comparing it to a 256Mbte Dram(as cache) + 3DXpoint sitting on the main bus - and they performed equally.
If that's true(and 3DXpoint has the reliability for such usecase) - this means Intel could possible own the mobile market - and own the full stack of computing.
[1]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXurTRtmfWc&feature=youtu.be&t=39m25s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXurTRtmfWc&feature=youtu.be...
- chinhodado 11y agoWas 3DXpoint released as an actual product in the past 5+ years? I think the post you replied to just talked about progress in actual, released-to-market products, not future R&D that we don't even have a release date for yet.