"Going from a 3-gear bicycle to a 20-gear bicycle" — Scientists inch closer to new tech that combines ultra expensive but super fast SRAM and DRAM

The development of more energy-efficient hardware for artificial intelligence (AI) systems is receiving increased support, ...
Semiconductor Engineering

SRAM Scaling Issues, And What Comes Next

The inability of SRAM to scale has challenged power and performance goals forcing the design ecosystem to come up with strategies that range from hardware innovations to re-thinking design layouts. At ...
Electronic Design

Overcome Traditional Memory-Speed Barriers With Embedded DRAM

Engineers can now turbocharge their designs without having to sacrifice DRAM's high bit density to run at near-SRAM speeds. For applications where performance is of primary importance, designers have ...
Morningstar

Numem Addresses AI’s Dirty Secret: Memory Is the Real Bottleneck

SUNNYVALE, Calif., June 10, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AI has a memory problem. Traditional SRAM and DRAM were never designed to meet the scale and intensity of today’s AI workloads – and their ...
Digi Times

Powerchip puts more weight behind 16Mbit DRAM, low-power SRAM

Starting in June 2000, Powerchip Semiconductor began slowly redirecting priorities at its Fab No. 1, turning production towards low-power SRAM and 16Mbit DRAM. Four thousand to five thousand wafers ...
Semiconductor Engineering

DRAM Choices Are Suddenly Much More Complicated

Chipmakers are beginning to incorporate multiple types and flavors of DRAM in the same advanced package, setting the stage for increasingly distributed memory but significantly more complex designs.
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Faster than SRAM! New flash memory tech from China is millions of times faster than NAND rivals from US, Japan or Korea - but please change its name

Chinese researchers have developed super-fast non volatile flash memory Graphene channel enables 400 picosecond write speed and persistent storage "PoX" device targets AI bottlenecks with low power, ...
EDN

Elpida mulls DRAM to replace SRAM in wireless devices

Envisioning an entirely new class of “consumer DRAM” for handheld Internet appliances, Elpida Memory Inc. is mulling a design it said could replace SRAM in cell phones and other wireless mobile ...