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But, as is mentioned didn't have long term ram reliability numbers published.


Just one example among many for the Jaguar supercomputer, with 18,866 nodes using DDR2. https://arch.cs.utah.edu/arch-rd-club/dram-errors.pdf. 250,000 correctable memory errors per month so quite a bit of data to work with.

This is simply a low effort type of paper on an important issue. So, there are plenty of them out there.

PS: If you want to compare here is one for DDR3 https://www.cs.virginia.edu/~gurumurthi/papers/asplos15.pdf




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