Even though I have heard there is no prior art, IMO, there is no prior art.

Status quo have tried to morph the principles of parallel computing down to serial considerations. The method of madness is/was to create abstracts that would translate legacy computing into the lower realm of serial computing.

Translate....translate....translate... no one wanted to start from scratch. While having the conviction, IMO, that, what is, is the way it is and there is no other way of doing things. The industry at large want to create around and follow the best. Everyone follows the efforts of MSFT and Intel.

Tyrannical efforts go so far....i.e railroads

Norris and Daberko started from scratch....with new principles of serial data structure, along with novel means to effectively traverse them.

The key are the caching schemes that allow the direct interaction of the memory with very minimal overhead...where in regard to NAND it brings a whole new world of ability.

doni