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It doesn't need to have consumer-wide adoption to be a success. They can cater to a niche business market to which UltraRAM can add ultra-high value (pun inten
by rmbyrro 3y ago
It doesn't need to have consumer-wide adoption to be a success.
They can cater to a niche business market to which UltraRAM can add ultra-high value (pun intended) for particular data processing or persistence needs.
One idea that comes to my mind is stock markets. Automated traders took over it and their fight in on the sub-milisecond scale.
Imagine how much an investment bank would pay for UltraRAM if it allows them to process real time data much faster and make ultra-money with it? (again, intended and not sorry about that!)
- cultureswitch 3y agoCloser to home, I can think of a few competitive video game players with more money than sense who would spend in the thousands for a DRAM replacement that allows to go from 150FPS to 300FPS. Depending on workload, DRAM latency generally ends up being the bottleneck at such high refresh rates.