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40 years ago we entered the megabit memory era with IBM’s DRAM breakthrough — a major leap beyond the 64 kilobit chips common at the time (www.tomshardware.com)
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IBM framed the announcement as American tech fighting back against Japan’s increasing domination of the memory market.

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