“And PowerVia delivers electrical power to the underside of the transistor, freeing the top surface for more data link circuitry.
Intel is playing catch-up with RibbonFET, but it's got a lead with PowerVia, which the industry calls backside power delivery.”
Wait until Intel finds out that ReRam can store power at the cell level. Backside power delivery sounds a bit arse about when you could potentially call on your neighbour for a cup of sugar. WBT will be a takeover target before too long.
I can see a day where laptops have 100GB of WBT Ram, 30GB are used for energy storage, 30GB are free, and 40GB are used for standard processing. When memory requirements are increased, battery memory is dumped and 100% of cells are devoted for computation requirements. Once workload returns to average use, the cells are reset and reprogrammed back to the standard ratio. Probably 10-15 years away from mass production , but this is certainly possible.
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