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Density, power, bandwidth, latency - all of these memory attributes will improve during the next few years, according to panelists at the MemCon 2012 conference Sept. 18. But don't underestimate the challenges, don't expect to replace NAND and DRAM, and forget about the dream of a "universal" memory that solves every problem, panelists said.

MemCon, organized by Cadence this year, also included three keynotes, two tracks of breakout sessions, and exhibits. A first look into the future of memory was offered in a keynote speech by Scott Graham, general manager of Hybrid Memory Cube (HMC) technology at Micron, who spoke on behalf of the 3D HMC technology.

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