Hybrid Memory Cube

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#1

i just wanted to get your guys opinions on this new type of 3d stacked memory idea ?

 

so after hitting  a few tech news websites, 

i stumbled on the fact that the http://www.hybridmemorycube.org/

hmc consortium just detailed their second revision

The HMCC 2.0 spec is released to the public as Micron and others display the latest HMC technology at Supercomputing 2014

about 4 days ago mind you, so this is current and new

 http://blogs.intel.com/intellabs/2011/09/15/hmc/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2swEqw6pbg


http://www.tweaktown.com/news/41278/micron-displays-hybrid-memory-cube-at-sc14-as-hmcc-spec-is-finalized/index.html

 

 

  • a single HMC can provide more than 15x the performance of a DDR3 module.
  • The revolutionary architecture of HMC is exponentially more efficient than current memory, utilizing 70% less energy per bit than DDR3 DRAM technologies

           nearly 90% less space than today's RDIMMs

ive seen packages of 30mm x 30mm for the new 320gb/s

and a cut down version of 19mm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hybrid_Memory_Cube

 supporting data rates of 1Tb/s (one trillion bits per second)

http://imagescdn.tweaktown.com/news/4/1/41278_02_micron_displays_hyrbid_memory_cube_at_sc14_as_hmcc_spec_is_finalized_full.jpg

#2

If you'd experienced a Micron Fab, you probably not buy their cube.

#3

its just their design,

there working hand in hand with samsung , intel , and others in a consortium to develop a new standard

#4

http://www.game-debate.com/news/?news=15124&game=None&title=Intel%20Claims%20It%20Will%20Be%20Producing%2010TB%20SSDs%20Within%202%20Years

 

intel possible 10TB ssd with 3d stacked nand, working with micron

#5

Yes............... But what about the price?

#6

i love it when companies always clam up about the one or two most important points.
in this case its the latency and price

#7

and now they come out and say 10TB ssds