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Gelsinger-backed Nagare Labs’ Z2RAM promises SRAM speed at DRAM density

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A Pat Gelsinger-backed Georgia Tech spinout, Nagare Labs, says its Z2RAM can put SRAM-speed memory , at DRAM density, directly on top of AI chips.

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