The Business Case for Algorithmic Memories
Economic considerations are a primary driver in determining which technology solutions will be selected, and how they will be implemented in a company’s design environment. In the process of developing Memoir’s Algorithmic Memory technology and our Renaissance product line, we have held fast to two basic premises: Our technology and products have to work as promised, and we have to reduce the risk and total cost of development for our customers. The reality is that the entire semiconductor ecosystem needs to be approached in a new way. Gone are the days when ROI was a second or even third tier concern. Gone, also, are the days when multiple iterations of a product are not only tolerated, they are actually accepted as the norm.
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