Kepler Computing tackles memory shortage with novel chip design
kepler computing claims new approach to chip design and proprietary material can ease global memory-chip shortage. this affects tech industry reliant on high-bandwidth memory.
kepler computing, founded in 2018, has spent seven years redesigning computer memory architecture. the startup claims its new approach can increase density without relying on expensive extreme ultraviolet lithography. kepler's technology includes a proprietary material and 3d stacking, allowing it to work with existing fabrication plants. the company has raised $468 million in funding from investors including globalfoundries, intel capital, and bill gates. kepler's innovation could ease the global memory-chip shortage, which has driven up memory prices and constrained the computing market.