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Monthly Archives: June 2009
State-of-the-Art in Low-Power Memory: Denali’s MemCon
Need gobs of cheap RAM? Need it to operate at the lowest possible power? This blog’s for you. I attended Denali’s ninth annual MemCon conference a few days ago. It was three days of intensive discussion about the state of … Continue reading
The Hubble Gets a Low-Power ASIC
As I watched Space Shuttle Atlantis pull away from a refurbished Hubble Space Telescope after a spectacular series of EVAs, I realized that it’s now time to look away from the spectacular in-orbit repair efforts of the astronaut/mission specialists and … Continue reading
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