18 GB on-chip SRAM (at L1 latency), they say on the homepage. Looks like RAM with local compute. Another startup is sort of doing this (Arm cores etched in the

18 GB on-chip SRAM (at L1 latency), they say on the homepage. Looks like RAM with local compute. Another startup is sort of doing this (Arm cores etched in the usual DRAM silicon process [1]). I wonder if this is a long term trend in computing. It does brings a whole new meaning to "getting the code to the data". Also, the way to program it seems like it is very rough and constraining. I wonder how our current cushy languages and runtimes would (could?) adapt to that architecture. Would OpenMP even fit the job? [1] https://www.upmem.com/ https://www.upmem.com/