Samsung and Micron start a quest for the perfect RAM module with the Hybrid Memory Cube Consortium
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These Hybrid Memory Cubes (HMC) will be different from current DRAM in both technology and architecture. The promised advantages sound breathtaking - 15 times the speed in just 10% of the current footprint, and consuming 70% less energy than current DDR3 modules. Here's the kicker - it will be also cheaper to produce than DRAM.
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source: Intel & SlashGear
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11 Comments
1. ks (unregistered) posted on 07 Oct 2011, 09:41 4 1
Apple should tie up with samsung or they will lose the game for sure
go bring Revolutions .........
2. K.S.. posted on 07 Oct 2011, 09:44 2 3
ONE DAY we wont be needing laptops as tablets will take place of it
4. remixfa posted on 07 Oct 2011, 09:50 4 0
lol, there is ALWAYS room for improvement in electronics.
That said.. rock out! :)
5. bob (unregistered) posted on 07 Oct 2011, 11:49 2 6
Did u read retards!!!! The tech has been developed by intel not samsung!!! They will buy it or steal the idea!!!! And u know samsung rigs all benchmark tests right? Why would two totally diff chips get about the same mind blowing score!!!! 1.5 qualcomm n 1.2 samsucky
9. Galaxys2...R posted on 07 Oct 2011, 14:31 1 0
utter rubbish, Samsung is on a roll right now and they dont need to rig any tests for any reason they make ground breaking products. Also HTC aswell
12. Marco151polo posted on 08 Oct 2011, 04:08 0 0
The Intel tech is like a general blueprint for a new layout of chips and its parts and could be used for many different types of chips. Samsung has then used this idea/blueprint to try and develop and further their memory chip business. Intel on the other hand would naively use their idea to further develop their processor business, and etc... In comparison or example sort of think of this technology as a patent that is more of an idea that can be rolled out to make just about anything better.
10. belovedson posted on 07 Oct 2011, 17:16 2 0
many americans dont know this but samsung owns in just about anything electronic category outside the states. the monopoly they setup is quite impressive, shocking, and scary.
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