Newsflash: Intel's all-important 18A node is officially 'ready' but what exactly happened to the 'five nodes in four years' thing?
"Intel 18A is now ready." So proclaims a new landing page on Intel's website for the company's all-important new 18A chip production node. But what does it mean for the PC? We already knew that ...
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Low Power 7T SRAM Cell Scheme - ''Saving Write Zero Power''
This paper presents a Seven-transistor SRAM cell intended for the advanced microprocessor. A low power write scheme, which reduces SRAM power by using seven-transistor sense-amplifying memory cell, ...
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TSMC's N2 process has a major advantage over Intel's 18A: SRAM density
Given how SRAM-intensive modern designs are, SRAM cell size and density are major characteristics of new fabrication technologies. Apparently, the SRAM density of Intel's 18A manufacturing process ...
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Secure Your Security Key in On-Chip SRAM: Techniques to avoid Data Remanance Attacks
Data remanence is the residual physical representation of data that has been in some way erased. Contrary to common wisdom, the SRAM memory cells do not entirely loose the contents when power is cut.