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Explore English articles about Memory & Storage.
NetApp's new Novus storage separates file-management metadata from data transfer to reduce GPU idle time. We look at the 100TB/s projection, bandwidth by GPU count, and how it differs from the existing AFX.
Morgan Stanley's 37.3% HBM demand estimate for NVIDIA is a forecast, not disclosed secured supply. We compare it with NVIDIA's $279 billion in multiyear commitments, Google's TPU demand, rising HBM prices and the shift toward 8-high stacks.
Micron expects humanoid robots to need over 200GB of memory and several terabytes of storage, a forecast benchmarked on autonomous vehicles. We compare it with current products and look at new fab timelines and long-term contracts to see what it means for memory supply and demand.
Micron's fiscal 2026 revenue rose 3.6x to $133.19 billion, yet net capex was only 20.5% of sales. We examine why construction timelines, not funding, appear to govern supply growth from fabs due online by around 2028, along with counterarguments and what could change the picture.
DDR4 spot prices rose and NAND wafer prices fell at the end of September, yet Q4 contract prices are forecast to increase. We break down the differences across enterprise SSDs, PC SSDs and wafers, and the supply and purchasing conditions behind them.
UC San Diego researchers showed that tuning how light is shaped and focused can reverse magnetization in a film of nine Pt/Co layer pairs. We look at the 0.96 µm spot, the multi-pulse conditions, and what it means for high-density magnetic recording.
Windows 11 still supports 8.3 short file names. Disabling them can make a big difference when creating over a million files, but Microsoft warns about removing existing ones. Here is what to know.
China's YMTC has won a sales injunction against Micron from the Munich Regional Court over two German utility models. The first-instance ruling came 347 days after filing, but three of the five cases were postponed, and Micron has appealed. This piece maps the dispute across seven courts and examines how far the injunction can actually reach given the remaining term of the rights.
Raspberry Pi fixes RAM capacity at shipment, but engineers say repairs using identical chip part numbers remain possible. Here's what certified parts and firmware requirements reveal.
CXMT is planning a NAND R&D line in Beijing, while YMTC has sent LPDDR prototypes to customers. Here is how far each move has gone, checked against the mass-production products each company has officially announced.
