A game-changer is something else imo.
Non-binary DDR5 memory could be a game-changer for businesses everywhere
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#14This is the least exciting news I’ve read in my life.
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#15Here I was, hoping for ternary RAM: 1/0/-1. Didn't Burroughs field a ternary machine, once?
There was a Soviet computer called Setun (Сетунь) which used ternary logic, though I can't find much in English about it (and my Russian is very poor).
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#16This is the least exciting news I’ve read in my life.
Right. Just what we needed, more product differentiation in RAM. Like Intel's 22 versions of the same basic CPU. 10% faster! 2x cache! ...
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ECC RAM should cost 1/8 more than non-ECC, not 2x. But no, it's "enterprise".
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#20This reads like an AI generated nonsense article.