Comments for: Micron starts producing 34nm NAND flash chips

#2. Posted at 05:27 PM on Jun 30th 2009

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AlvinTheNerd

Wow, I remember when processors where at 130nm, video cards at 180nm, and nand flash up around 250-300 nm.

Its interesting that now the system has now completely flipped with processors at 45, GPU at 40, and nand flash at 34.

Is competition more important than Moore's law?

#2, Well, NAND is easier to fab than logic, which is why it is a... : UberGerbil (#4) «

#4, "Well, NAND is easier to fab than logic" I doubt that. It ... : moritzgedig (#11) «

#11, After all logic is NOT at 45nm but always a step behin... : RagingDragon (#13) «

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#12. Posted at 02:19 PM on Jul 1st 2009, Edited at 02:21 PM on Jul 1st 2009

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RagingDragon

EDIT: was meant to be reply to #11.

#6. Posted at 06:35 PM on Jun 30th 2009

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Ryhadar

If Micron is on the nanometer scale shouldn't they change they're name to "Nanon"?

Bah-Dum-Tsh

*crickets*

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#1. Posted at 05:21 PM on Jun 30th 2009

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jjj

We should see Intel SSDs with the chip soon (Intel and Micron announced the chip ~one month ago http://www.intel.com/pressroom/archive/releases/20080529comp.htm )

ps:the 84mm² is for the 2GB chip

#1, ps:the 84mm² is for the 2GB chip So it is. Post edited. : Cyril (#3) «

#1, The Inq was claiming the new SSDs would debut in mid-July, a... : UberGerbil (#5) «