IBM isn't the only company to devise revolutionary memory, as Intel and ITRI want to make their own, one that is supposed to be both powerful and very power efficient compared to what exists today.
Back when we mentioned JEDEC and its DDR4, it became easy to see that the memory market isn't that good at p... |
6 December 2011
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IBM and 3M announced earlier today that the two companies are working on developing a new type of adhesive that can be used to package semiconductors into densely stacked silicon “towers,” making possible the construction of 3D chips composed from as much as 100 separate silicon layers.According to IBM an... |
7 September 2011
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, TSMC for short, may deliver its first semiconductors with 3D interconnects by the end of this year, which cold mean that the foundry could beat Intel in offering the first 3D chips.
This information was published in a report issued by the Taiwan External Trade Developme... |
6 July 2011
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According to scientists in the field, one of the basic requirements for advancing the 3D-chip technology is growing appropriate nanorods, which are the basic components of these types of circuits. These products have to be as “sticky” and slim as possible, so as to fit more of them in a tight place, witho... |
18 March 2009
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This Tuesday, Toshiba and SanDisk signed an agreement according to which the companies would be teaming up to develop and manufacture 3D memory. The news was largely overlooked as all eyes in the hardware industry were drawn to NVIDIA's official release of its latest GT200 series of graphics cards. But, thanks t... |
20 June 2008
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IBM, a leading manufacturer of computer hardware and systems, has recently announced that it delivered the first working prototype of its water-cooled 3D chips. The new 3D chips are designed to operate with multiple layers of circuits and components stacked on top of each other. This design is said to be better than ... |
6 June 2008
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