Kepler Computing says it has developed a new chip design approach and a proprietary material that could help solve memory supply shortages that have driven prices up.
Source: Wired
A startup called Kepler Computing claims to have found a way to address the memory chip shortage that has plagued the industry. The company says it combines a novel chip design approach with a proprietary material to tackle the supply bottlenecks.
Memory price spikes have been a persistent problem for engineers and manufacturers across East Africa and globally. If Kepler's claims prove valid, the development could have significant implications for hardware costs and availability in the region.
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