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Given the graphic on the top a chip with 8 GByte at 77mm^2 I have no idea where they're getting the "Terabyte on a chip" thing. Unless the mean a Terabyte on a 200 mm die?


FTA: "The company can put a terabyte of data, or about 250 hours of high-definition movies, on a single chip that is smaller than the equivalent flash memory chip (as pictured at top)."


They probably mean TB for the whole device, and each chip is smaller. This could also be a picture of an earlier model.


Also they're stacking the device 3 dimensionally, so they could be referring to 125 layers of 8gb RRAM, which would spit out the 1TB number.




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