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Accelerating Chiplet Innovation with a New Partner Ecosystem

The semiconductor industry is currently undergoing a massive shift. As we push the…

Mick Posner
Mick Posner 4 Mar 2026 • 4 min read
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The Memory Imperative for Next-Generation AI Accelerator SoCs

The tremendous growth in large language model (LLM) size corresponds with an equally…

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SSDs versus HDDs: Comments on that giant, yellow, flashing, caution light

A couple of weeks ago, I noted the continued disparity between SSD and HDD pricing…

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NAND Flash in Space: JPL’s Strauss reports advanced Flash devices with finer geometries…

Yesterday, I blogged about a presentation on embedded SSDs given at the Flash Memory…

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SSD Form Factors: Viking Modular Solutions talk at Flash Memory Summit explodes the…

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Andy Walls of IBM talks about NAND Flash for Enterprise Applications

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Intel’s SSD roadmap starts appearing on the Web

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Hynix initiates “20nm-class” NAND Flash production with 64Gbit devices

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