Interesting article posted from Nappy.
Samsung are obviously flexing their muscles and capital might with their stranglehold on the semiconductor market. For Weebit to compete with a player like Samsung they will need some advantage with their Reram technology. Samsung semiconductors are a Dram and NAND, and obviously the market cannot get enough of this type of memory from what the article says posted from Nappy. What advantages does Weebit Reram (if proven) have to get a slice of the pie. From what I can see it is the cost of manufacturing, Does Dram and NAND have its limitations for memory requirements going forward into the future? Any thoughts fellas would be appreciated.
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