While you're at it, maybe you could fix the Y-axis scale on that graphic. It's more like something from Soviet-era Pravda than something from a company I'd want to design my CPU. Logarithmic scales are all very well, that 10–100 μs is absolutely not the same distance from <1 μs* as ~80–100 ns is. (And for some reason the latency numbers are labeling horizontal separator lines, while the memory types are in between those lines, falsely suggesting that, for example, "DDR DRAM" occupies the range between 1–10ns and "~80-100ns".) Also, "μ" is the SI symbol for "micro", not "u". And what is "Bock Granularity"?

The whole graphic is just a train-wreck of carelessness and unconcern for accuracy. It reframes the entire post as an exercise in marketing (to people without critical thinking skills) rather than a source of reliable technical information.