Samsung's 10nm DRAM Is Smaller, Faster, And Uses Less Power

[Guest]

Samsung is mass producing the "industry's first" 2nd-generation 10-nanometer class DRAM.

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[derekullo]

1y-nm sounds exotic.

 

[alextheblue]

[quotemsg=20503647,0,212804]1y-nm sounds exotic.[/quotemsg]
Even more so when applied to "HMB3". Scintillating.

 

[Zaporro]

Too bad its not avaliable, both this generation and previous, to the point RAM prices are skyrocketing

 

[AndrewJacksonZA]

[quotemsg=20505030,0,5190][quotemsg=20503647,0,212804]1y-nm sounds exotic.[/quotemsg]
Even more so when applied to "HMB3". Scintillating.[/quotemsg]
One yocto-nanometer sounds AMAAAAAZING!!!

 

[BulkZerker]

"Too bad its not avaliable, both this generation and previous, to the point RAM prices are skyrocketing"

Wouldn't he such a problem if Samsung wasn't the biggest provider of ram and is focusing on providing chips for their phones over everything else.

 

[TheOtherOne]

Samsung is focusing on where they can make most profits, simple as that. Inventing for the good of the world and common people is a thing of the past.