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So what are they replacing it with?! EDIT: from the comments I get the impression that they want to move the memory closer to the CPU.

• aristidb 14y ago
  Stacked DRAM, if I understand it correctly.
  • dbecker 14y ago
    I hadn't heard of stacked DRAM. For anyone else looking for a reference, I liked http://blogs.intel.com/research/2011/09/15/hmc/ http://blogs.intel.com/research/2011/09/15/hmc/ The description of "getting rid of DRAM" sounds misleading if this is what they are deploying.
    • recoiledsnake 14y ago
      Only if you have showdead on. In other HN curiosities, I lost the ability to flag a few weeks ago.
    • molmalo 14y ago
      From that article: "This groundbreaking prototype has 10 times the bandwidth and 7 times the energy efficiency than even the most advanced DDR3 memory module available."