The fact is that WBT will not be at the forefront of every single advancement. It’s just not possible. There are many memory technologies that have better performance metrics than WBT but all have their own disadvantages, primarily cost per bit. Using rare earths such as tantalum oxide come with a mining and fab adoption expense. Next gen memory is an equation of lowest cost per bit. Guess which company is winning on that front? That’s right WBT. There is no equal.
@Mooetan knows this, so constantly posts her perceived negatives of the company, but this is what bitches and scum bags will do in order to steal your shares from you.
Hold tight, ignore those who identify as muppets.
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