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Agreed on binning, but all DRAM and all NAND are fault tolerant. Between all memory, GPU and GPU-like, and CPU....I have all but mobile, or about 70% of the mar
by brennanpeterson 6y ago
Agreed on binning, but all DRAM and all NAND are fault tolerant. Between all memory, GPU and GPU-like, and CPU....I have all but mobile, or about 70% of the market.
- mlyle 6y agoYes, memories too, are a good mention. > I have all but mobile, or about 70% of the market. In dollars, maybe, but there a whole lot of units of things that you cannot build a meaningful deactivation strategy on.
- brennanpeterson 6y agoSure! It is a huge mix. ASICs don't, mobile cannot, and you can't really just ignore. But there are also other tricks, like redundant vias, or SRAM spares, which do make 'yield' less listed by defects than it might first appear.
- jhallenworld 6y agoFPGAs too, though I don't know how widespread this technique is: https://www.eetimes.com/altera-uses-redundancy-to-boost-yields-in-high-density-plds/# https://www.eetimes.com/altera-uses-redundancy-to-boost-yiel...