First, thanks for another great post, and hope your family is doing well!
As a sidenote for memory that spans/spanned working memory and storage, 3D XPoint (Optane) was IMHO a great example for Intel walking away from one of their interesting developments just before it would have likely taken off. The ability to use 3D XPoint - non-volatile memory - just like DRAM (also as sticks in DRAM slots!), lower latency than regular NAND, and its great endurance (read/write cycles) should be really attractive now in the age of AI. Maybe someone will revive that tech?
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First, thanks for another great post, and hope your family is doing well!
As a sidenote for memory that spans/spanned working memory and storage, 3D XPoint (Optane) was IMHO a great example for Intel walking away from one of their interesting developments just before it would have likely taken off. The ability to use 3D XPoint - non-volatile memory - just like DRAM (also as sticks in DRAM slots!), lower latency than regular NAND, and its great endurance (read/write cycles) should be really attractive now in the age of AI. Maybe someone will revive that tech?