Chinese start-up Numemory claims memory chip breakthrough amid US tech sanctions
Chinese start-up Numemory claims memory chip breakthrough amid US tech sanctions
The Wuhan-based firm recently introduced to the domestic market its 64-gigabyte NM101, a type of storage-class memory chip.
Because I know nothing about computers, I thought this was Chinese Neuralink for a second
3 0 Replyis there a source with more detail? english language web doesn't find anything on this company besides the scmp article. afaict SCM means an intel optane type memory (between dram and flash). i wonder if its a phase change memory technology....
3 0 ReplyI found this article, but it doesn't seem to have significantly more detail https://payspacemagazine.com/news/chinese-startup-numemory-claims-memory-chip-breakthrough/
2 0 Replyoh but they do link to numemory.com, and https://www.numemory.com/xxccjs does mention phase change memory, as well as ferroelectric ram, rram, stt-mram... It seems like Numemory is investigating a number of different technologies. Also, their NM101 press release has no info https://www.numemory.com/newsinfo/7625877.html.
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Having a real "Hard Times Make Strong People" moment in China right now.
9 0 Reply6 0 ReplyMeanwhile, in the white house: "what do you mean " necessity is the mother of invention??"
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