Hacking the Chip Shortage
This stealth startup raised $468 million to build next-gen memory chips without the most expensive machine in tech. Here is how they plan to do it.
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This startup is dodging the most expensive machine in tech. Kepler Computing has emerged from stealth with a new memory architecture designed to ease global chip shortages.
Backed by $468 million, Kepler plans to ship its first high-bandwidth memory samples later this year. They're using innovative 3D stacking and ferroelectric technologies that run on existing fab equipment.
