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Yes, in 2D, but NAND has been using layers for a while. We call HBM interposers 2.5D. 3D breakthrough would be pretty easy but for those pesky problems like pow
by layla5alive 8mo ago
Yes, in 2D, but NAND has been using layers for a while. We call HBM interposers 2.5D. 3D breakthrough would be pretty easy but for those pesky problems like power delivery and cooling. (/s)
But give that time (e.g. microfluidics) - something interesting is that it would be extra hard to use all layers at once, but NN might be a good fit, imagining that computation will be sparse (subsets activating simultaneously)...