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New 'DRAM+' memory designed to provide DRAM performance with SSD-like storage capabilities, uses FeRAM tech
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Yes because ultimately, it just wasn't good enough.
That's what I was trying to argue below. Unified memory is great if it's dense and fast enough, but that's a massive if.