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> The Dirac channel flash shows a program speed of 400 picoseconds, non-volatile storage and robust endurance over 5.5 × 10^6 cycles.
by thund 1y ago
> The Dirac channel flash shows a program speed of 400 picoseconds, non-volatile storage and robust endurance over 5.5 × 10^6 cycles.
- rcxdude 1y agoSo, about 2ms of use? That lifetime seems like this is far from practical as a replacement for SRAM.
- codedokode 1y agoCan it be used as FPGA config RAM? Also, maybe for faster SSDs?
- dgoldstein0 1y agoMy guess is they are thinking of it more as a replacement for dram or disk. I didn't read far enough to learn if it failed after all those cycles or just "we stopped testing it". Either way it sounds promising.
- Someone 1y agoI think they mean write-read cycles.
- jmpman 1y agoWould it be lower power than DRAM?
- kryptiskt 1y agoThe cycles are programming cycles, not clock cycles. Their stability measurement was 60,000 seconds.