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In the SemiWiki Main Forum, user Ole Hoejlund initiated a discussion titled "DRAM/HBM supply-demand balance," attracting 18 replies and 1,255 views. The thread was posted on a date corresponding to the timestamp 1780245519, with the last contribution by user tim_b. The discussion focuses on the supply and demand dynamics of DRAM and HBM memory technologies. A separate thread, "More than Moore - IBM Announces 0.7nm Process Node (Significant logic/SRAM scaling vs 2nm)," was started by user Xebec. It received 12 replies and 470 views, posted at timestamp 1782389990, with the latest reply also by Xebec. This topic covers IBM's announcement of a 0.7nm process node, emphasizing notable improvements in logic and SRAM scaling compared to the 2nm node. Both threads are hosted in the SemiWiki Main Forum, which is described as a place to "Ask the Experts!" and belongs to the SemiWiki community. The threads represent current industry conversations about semiconductor technology advancements and market balance. The original posters are regular forum participants, with Hoejlund based in Europe and Xebec in the United States. The discussions indicate ongoing interest in memory supply chains and next-generation fabrication processes. No additional context or analysis is provided in the metadata.
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2026-07-21
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