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Could they not charge a premium price for memristors early on to prevent flash cannibalization and then bring the price down as they transition their output?
by Tagbert 14y ago
Could they not charge a premium price for memristors early on to prevent flash cannibalization and then bring the price down as they transition their output?
- Raphael 14y agoPerhaps they are worried about reverse-engineering, so don't want to release any until they have scaled up manufacturing.
- justincormack 14y agoThats what I thought too. I did think they were going to have a sufficient difference to flash that they would be able to compete in a different way. The HPC market is the classic start point. However, I think there may be other reasons. Maybe they haven't worked out the connection architecture properly?