Storage
TLC flash gets tender loving care from DensBits boffinry
Israeli upstart DensBits says it can make short-life TLC flash run longer than some long-life MLC rivals because of its fancy adaptive controller tech. TLC (three-level cell) flash stores 3-bits per cell instead of the one found in SLC (single-level cell) and the two found in MLC (multi-level cell) chips. Each additional bit in …
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Interesting work
Yeah, I'd read somewhere about noise being a big problem with flash memory.
Wonder if anyone has patented the idea of cryogenic Flash storage yet?
Cool chip(s) down to -50C using a liquid phase cooler based on a mixture of alcohols and freon etc and a massive Peltier array or vacuum thermoelectrics.
If it works for large CCD chips then memory ought to be a walk in the park.
Additional hack:- use the new superconductors for processing that work at -40C, once someone gets the useable fraction up to say 70% this should be simplez.
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