The gap between DRAM and NAND has been explained quite a bit, and where 4DS fits in that gap. Can someone explain, if we are not replacing DRAM, where are the power savings going to come from? Considering DRAM will remain where it is and still has to be cycled the same amount of time to function. I am missing something?
Am I correct in thinking there will be some applications it wouldn't fit, but then some applications it would replace DRAM?
4DS - Anything but Charting, page-27902
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