Not much to be said about this, though it is pretty cool.
"The first configurations are 18-megabit at 33-MHz. A 36-Mbit version is planned for an unspecified debut in the future.
Samples of both type SRAMs are available at $80 each. Production quantities and pricing are scheduled for Q3 '02."
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