I remember reading about it at the times, needing to have support by the firmware/BIOS/UEFI when you wanted to plug this
into a system.
Seems it was too complicated, and got moved onto a pcie-card with fpga.
Makes me wonder if the automata rams as such are even produced, or they just bought Microns remainig stock, and go out of business if that runs out?
Wayback Machined captured statement from Micron, and where development continues:
[1] https://www.naturalsemi.com/
I remember reading about it at the times, needing to have support by the firmware/BIOS/UEFI when you wanted to plug this into a system. Seems it was too complicated, and got moved onto a pcie-card with fpga. Makes me wonder if the automata rams as such are even produced, or they just bought Microns remainig stock, and go out of business if that runs out?
Wayback Machined captured statement from Micron, and where development continues:
[2] https://web.archive.org/web/20180807213400/http://www.micron...