Watch this fade into obscurity the same as Intel's 3D X point.
The world is not ready for the diseconomies of scale of a second memory type. DRAM and SSD fabs are struggling so why shouldn't they?
Goodbye promising technology!
The world is not ready for the diseconomies of scale of a second memory type. DRAM and SSD fabs are struggling so why shouldn't they?
Goodbye promising technology!
They can cater to a niche business market to which UltraRAM can add ultra-high value (pun intended) for particular data processing or persistence needs.
One idea that comes to my mind is stock markets. Automated traders took over it and their fight in on the sub-milisecond scale.
Imagine how much an investment bank would pay for UltraRAM if it allows them to process real time data much faster and make ultra-money with it? (again, intended and not sorry about that!)
Conveniently that's also a market where Apple and Google have enough control over the software side to make things work with a new, weird memory scheme (RAM slower than permanent storage, but still needed because of durability).