SanDisk makes first 3D Matrix Memory chips — aiming for half the cost per bit of DRAM
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SanDisk has built its first 3D Matrix Memory prototype chips on standard 300-mm wafers, a milestone in its effort to create a DRAM alternative with four times the capacity at half the cost per bit. The chips already store multiple gigabits, but commercialization remains years away.
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