Trends in semiconductor memories

Yasunao Katayama

doi:10.1109/40.641592

IEEE Micro

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01 Nov 1997

Trends in semiconductor memories

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Abstract

Despite their great market success, DRAMs have not kept pace with microprocessor improvements, so researchers are looking to advanced high-speed DRAM and merged DRAM/logic technologies to increase memory system performance.

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