• fearout@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    Pretty much, but they aim to have a continuos range, so they might be able to keep improving the information density by having more accurate readouts across that range.

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      1 year ago

      That’s exactly how NAND flash works though… it’s a continuous range of voltages and they just subdivide it into how ever many bits they want.

      The article mentions something about being able to nudge the voltage up and down with this new tech, I guess as opposed to setting to 0 and then writing again, but it’s not clear how that would allow for more bits per cell over NAND rather than just being faster from not needing to erase and write…