News Intel floats bodies in new kind of cache memory

http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2008/06/17/intel-floats-bodies-in-new-kind-of-cache-memory/1

Floating Body Cells (FBC) are the new candidates for cache SRAM memory, as well new Strain-Enhanced Transistors for 45nm products.

 

Oh, how I wish I could understand this.

 

Am i the only one that saw some guys legs with the pants down with a little girl in a dress in front of him? in the picture? Or i am that perverted in thought today...

 

ROFL! But, just, no.. no no no no no.

 

That's perverse....

But yes, I saw it too.

 

I do now, but only because you - the pervert - pointed it out.


aaaand I've just found a truly odd bug in vBulletin - see how the auto-quote is happening.

 

10nm? o.o (that's about the extent to which I understood the article)

 

Now will they use this to make smaller cheaper chips or similar sized chips with alot more cache? whenever you look at a chip pic it always seems to me that 65% of it is all dedicated to cache.

 

basically Intel's version of Z Ram.