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> I therefore doubt that the estimation of "1/256MB/month" is correct The probability is related to the physical volume the memory takes, since it's caused by
by nomel 5y ago
> I therefore doubt that the estimation of "1/256MB/month" is correct
The probability is related to the physical volume the memory takes, since it's caused by a physical particle going through that volume. So, this rate will continuously drop as memory density increases.
- Rebelgecko 5y agoMy understanding is that newer/denser transistors are actually more susceptible to single event upsets, because it takes less energy to flip a bit.