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Good thing
This would seem to say that the existing "over provisioning" on SSD's can be either lessened or eliminated. It does add something else to the chips, which may become problematic or a differentiator, will it be a performance bottleneck? will SSD start approaching DRAM/SRAM and replacing it in some instances?
Posted by: Windy Barrel 11 Dec 2010
Lack of faith
Well not trying to be too negative here but NAND doesn't look like a choice for me at the moment, more error correction needed and that's coming from the maker, and low read/ write cycle doesn't sound too good for a replacement to a disk based storage system.
Posted by: Carl Dean 06 Dec 2010