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  3. today I learned that we (as a civilization) now can put 16 silicon flash dice into a single 700µm microSD card on a commercial scale https://www.ose.com.tw/en/ic-services/memory-product-package/microsdsd

today I learned that we (as a civilization) now can put 16 silicon flash dice into a single 700µm microSD card on a commercial scale https://www.ose.com.tw/en/ic-services/memory-product-package/microsdsd

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  • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

    today I learned that we (as a civilization) now can put 16 silicon flash dice into a single 700µm microSD card on a commercial scale https://www.ose.com.tw/en/ic-services/memory-product-package/microsdsd

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    @whitequark Is this "3D NAND" and similar? I always wondered how they achieved the stacking!

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    • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

      if you think that the precariously balanced tower of flash above is an inaccurate representation of what's going on, i can reassure you that
      (a) this is exactly how it looks like, and
      (b) SK Hynix is up to 24 layers already (not sure in what application)

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      Semiconductor Back-end Process 4: Packages, Part 2

      This article will explore packaging technologies that combine multiple packages and components within a single product.

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      SK hynix Newsroom - (news.skhynix.com)

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      @whitequark also each flash die has several hundred layers of stacked bit cells

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      • azonenberg@ioc.exchangeA azonenberg@ioc.exchange

        @whitequark also each flash die has several hundred layers of stacked bit cells

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        @azonenberg yep! Samsung got up to 400 layers last year

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        • attie@hachyderm.ioA attie@hachyderm.io

          @whitequark Is this "3D NAND" and similar? I always wondered how they achieved the stacking!

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          @attie no, 3D NAND is having (up to 400 in recent flash) layers of NAND cells in each die

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          • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

            @azonenberg yep! Samsung got up to 400 layers last year

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            @whitequark the last one i threw in the fib was "only" 176 iirc

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            • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

              today I learned that we (as a civilization) now can put 16 silicon flash dice into a single 700µm microSD card on a commercial scale https://www.ose.com.tw/en/ic-services/memory-product-package/microsdsd

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              @whitequark also looking at that diagram it seems like the 16 die stack is actually two 8 die onfi channels on top of each other mirrored with one coming out the left and one out the right

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              • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

                today I learned that we (as a civilization) now can put 16 silicon flash dice into a single 700µm microSD card on a commercial scale https://www.ose.com.tw/en/ic-services/memory-product-package/microsdsd

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                @whitequark now if we'd only build flash for a purpose other than storing content that's been stolen by our AI overlords

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                • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

                  @attie no, 3D NAND is having (up to 400 in recent flash) layers of NAND cells in each die

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                  @whitequark Oh, intriguing - thanks!

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                  • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

                    @azonenberg yep! Samsung got up to 400 layers last year

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                    @whitequark @azonenberg No fucking way, how are those even economical to manufacture?

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                    • 0xc01dc0ffee@bytearray.eu0 0xc01dc0ffee@bytearray.eu

                      @whitequark @azonenberg No fucking way, how are those even economical to manufacture?

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                      @0xC01DC0FFEE @whitequark V-NAND is crazy. Basically deposit alternating layers of a couple of materials then drill through the whole stack and you get a vertical abacus-shaped string of hundreds of flash bits

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                      • azonenberg@ioc.exchangeA azonenberg@ioc.exchange

                        @0xC01DC0FFEE @whitequark V-NAND is crazy. Basically deposit alternating layers of a couple of materials then drill through the whole stack and you get a vertical abacus-shaped string of hundreds of flash bits

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                        @azonenberg @0xC01DC0FFEE ohhhhhh.

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                        • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

                          @azonenberg @0xC01DC0FFEE ohhhhhh.

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                          @whitequark @0xC01DC0FFEE the transistor channel is vertical polysilicon deposited into a hole that looks kinda like a dram capacitor, except it's ringed by ONO charge trap layers then more poly for the wordlines IIRC

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